Recover with Lymphatic Massage Therapy

Lymphatic drainage massage is a gentle technique that uses light, rhythmic pressure to support healthy fluid movement and help detox the lymphatic system.

It is a relaxing, hands-on massage performed by a trained masseuse, designed to feel soothing and calming.

Many people include it in their wellness routine or post-procedure plan (with clinician clearance).

Individual experiences vary, and results are not guaranteed.

No. This is a wellness service and not a substitute for medical care. If you have a medical concern, consult a clinician.

We do a quick check-in on goals and sensitivities, the session is typically slow and gentle with adjustable pressure, and afterward many clients describe feeling more relaxed and lighter. If you’re following a clinician’s plan, continue to follow their guidance.

Techniques vary based on client needs. Pressure is always adjustable, and you can ask for changes at any time.

If you are post-surgery, pregnant, have a known lymphatic condition (including lymphedema), have unexplained swelling, fever, an active infection, medical diagnosis, or concerns about blood clots, consult your clinician before booking.

Many clients book it as a comfort-focused step in a broader recovery plan (with clearance), including gentle support for swelling comfort, mobility-friendly pacing, increased energy, with their clinician-guided care.

Some clients choose lymphatic drainage massages to support drainage when they feel mild puffiness or heaviness. If swelling is sudden, severe, or unexplained, consult a clinician first.

Yes, there’s a facial massage section focused on gentle, comfort-based techniques for relaxation, jaw tension comfort, and “puffiness comfort,” with the note that results vary and we don’t make detox claims.

Yes. Cupping uses suction cups to create a gentle pulling sensation. Pressure is adjustable and the session is paced slowly. Temporary marks or mild soreness can occur and may last a few days.

If you bruise easily, use blood thinners, have fragile skin, or are post-procedure, consult your clinician before booking. You can stop any time if you feel uncomfortable.

The page lists 60-minute and 90-minute lymphatic massage options, with singles and discounted multi-session packs.

The higher amount represents the value if sessions were purchased individually, while the package price reflects the bundled total (i.e., built-in package savings).