Manual lymphatic drainage massage is a light, rhythmic technique that helps your body move excess fluid through the lymphatic system. It reduces swelling, supports natural detox, and encourages better circulation. The touch is gentle and slow, making it ideal for people who want a soothing, non-invasive way to help their body heal and feel lighter.

Yes, it is often recommended after surgery because it helps shift fluid away from swollen or tender areas. This can ease pressure, soften tightness, and support a smoother recovery. Many doctors suggest it as part of post-op care to minimize discomfort and help tissues heal more efficiently.

How often you need it depends on your goals. People recovering from surgery or dealing with swelling usually begin with a few sessions each week. Once their body starts responding, they move to weekly or biweekly maintenance to keep the results steady.

Yes, it can significantly reduce swelling by moving trapped fluid and improving lymph flow. It is helpful for post-op swelling, fluid retention, and certain chronic conditions.

Lymphatic drainage is safe when performed by trained professionals who use soft, precise movements. Our licensed team focuses on comfort and gentle support.