manual lymphatic drainage massage

stimulate the lymphatic system to relieve swelling and improve health

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improve your health, reducing swelling and pain, improve digestion, enhance immune function—and relax while doing it!

Lymphatic drainage isn’t a buzzy new wellness trend—it’s a legitimate manual technique used to stimulate the lymphatic system to relieve swelling and improve health.

Think of your lymphatic network as a transport system: your body contains a ton of vessels carrying around fluid to different parts of your body. Sometimes the fluid gets jammed up (kind of like a traffic jam) which can cause swelling or fluid retention (a.k.a. bloating). This can be caused by stress, lack of sleep, travel or more serious conditions such as surgery, infection, trauma, or diseases such as cancer or autoimmune disorders. 

our Registered Massage Therapists are trained to treat and assess soft tissue and joint dysfunction using hands on approach with varying techniques and styles. Their goal is ease pain, increase tissue healing and recovery and get you feeling better.

 

Like the name says, lymphatic drainage is the process of “draining” and circulating fluid from your lymph nodes using massage techniques. It sort of works like a garbage disposal in that it gets rid of “waste” that the body naturally produces, or other things that can invade the body, like bacteria. It drains your body of excess puffiness and can help reduce swelling, improves blood flow and generally decongests excess fluid. Most patients feel lighter with a reduction of pain and inflammation almost immediately post-treatment

 

rmt | manual lymphatic drainage for breast care

Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) for Breast Tissue is a gentle, non-invasive massage technique designed to promote the healthy flow of lymphatic fluid, reducing swelling and congestion in breast tissue and surrounding areas.

 

Ideal for those experiencing breast edema, post-surgical swelling, or pain, as well as anyone looking to maintain optimal breast health, our specialized MLD treatment offers a holistic approach to your well-being. Let our skilled RMTs help you feel your best with this nurturing and effective care.

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FAQs

If you have any questions about manual lymphatic massage therapy, use our chat box, or contact us.

 

  • Aside from the time (lymphatic drainage massages are 90 minutes), this type of massage therapy is a gentle form of therapy. The intention of Manual Lymphatic Drainage Massage is to help encourage the flow of lymph in a gently rhythmic movement that helps mimic the body’s flow of fluid. Without using lotion and with different degrees of light pressure, your therapist will move slowly and check in as toxins are released. You’ll be feeling lighter in no time.

  • Every body is different and for that very reason, there is no clear cut answer. Some may feel relief right away and some may need some time before the benefits set in.

  • Fluid movement during a Manual Lymphatic Drainage Massage helps to remove waste and toxins from bodily tissues and can benefit those suffering from fibromyalgia, digestive dysfunction (IBS, bloating, gastritis) as well as other chronic conditions as well as those who have recently suffered from recent surgery—hip, ankle, knee replacements, breast reconstruction/mastectomies

  • Manual Lymphatic Drainage Massage helps the following conditions:

    • lymphedema

    • migraine

    • chronic sinusitis

    • recent surgery

    • bloating/digestive issues

    • stress

    • trauma

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