Lymphatic Drainage
What is Lymphatic Drainage?
Lymphatic drainage, also known as manual lymphatic drainage, relieves swelling, and helps to drain lymphatic fluid that happens when medical treatment or illness blocks your lymphatic system. Lymphatic drainage massage involves gently manipulating specific areas of your body to help lymph move to an area with working lymph vessels. This modality has a very light touch which is what is required for this treatment to be effective. Very different than a traditional massage!
Massage & Reflexology/Manual Lymphatic Drainage Combos!
Manual Lymphatic Drainage has exploded in popularity. Many of you have asked if we could offer a combo treatment with either massage or reflexology. We heard you! Why choose?
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Lymphatic Drainage of head and face is a very relaxing therapy designed to help drain the lymphatic fluid in the head and face. This therapy may help with the following conditions:
Alopecia, Trigeminal Neuralgia (Cranial nerve 5) ,Bell’s Palsy, Earaches, Sinusitis – Congestion & Allergies, Burns, Glaucoma, Alzheimer’s, Headaches, Acne, Rosacea, Eczema, Anti-Aging
Pre & Post Operative it can help reduce:
Swelling, Bruising, Pain, Scar Prevention
Contraindications for Manual Lymphatic Drainage:
Heart, Kidney or Liver Failure, DVT, Blood Clots, Infection (antibiotics for 2 days), Cancer, High Risk Pregnancy, Unidentified Skin Issues, Flu or fever, After Injectables (need Physician approval)
When in doubt, DON’T!
Pricing: $85/30 min -
Manual Lymphatic Drainage is a relaxing therapy that can have tremendous health benefits.
Lymphatic drainage is a gentle form of massage used to relieve inflammation related to lymphedema. Lymphedema is a side effect of many health conditions. It’s also common among people recovering from cancer treatments like breast cancer surgery because surgeons remove several lymph nodes during the procedure.
Typically, your lymphatic system collects your lymph and returns it to your heart via a network of vessels and nodes. When something disrupts this process, lymph collects in your arms, legs, ankles or other parts of your body, making them swell.
A massage therapist uses lymphatic drainage techniques to move lymph from your tissues to your lymph nodes, which eases the swelling and pain. The following are conditions that may benefit from lymphatic drainage:
Chronic venous insufficiency
Fibromyalgia
Injury.
Lipedema
Rheumatoid Arthritis
Primary or secondary lymphedema
Swelling at a limb's root
Trunk and midline edema
Comfort and pain relief
Adjunct to pain management
Preventative treatment
Post-operative swelling
In addition Increasing lymph flow helps the body shed excess weight and removes toxins: Lymphatic drainage massage pushes fluid to the lymph channels, aiding in the natural removal of toxins. Absorbing excess fats: The lymphatic system transports excess fats from the digestive system to the bloodstream for energy and waste.
Contraindications
Heart, Kidney or Liver Failure
DVT, Blood Clots
Infection (antibiotics for 2 days)
Cancer
High Risk Pregnancy
Unidentified Skin Issues
Flu or fever
After Injectables (need Physician approval)
When in doubt, DON’T!
Pricing: $130/60 Min -
Pricing:
$155/75 Min
$175/90 Min -
60 min. - 30 min. Massage/30 MLD (Face & Head)
75 min. - 45 min. Massage/ 30 MLD (Face & Head)
90 min. - 30 min. Massage/ 60 MLD (Shoulder to feet)
100 min. - 30 min. Massage/ 70 MLD (Face, Head, Body)Therapeutic Combo
Pricing: $135/60 min, $160/75 min, $175/90 min, $195/100 min
Deep Tissue Combo
Pricing: $160/60 min, $185/75 min, $205/90 min, $225/100 min -
60min - 30 minutes of Reflexology/30 minutes of MLD
75min - 45 minutes of Reflexology and 30 minutes MLD
90min - 30 minutes of Reflexology and 60 minutes MLD
Pricing: $135/60 min $165/75 min $175/90 min