Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) is a gentle, rhythmic style of massage. This use of very light pressure and constant movements is designed to mimic the lymphatic system, promoting lymphatic flow. A typical 50-minute session will usually cover head, neck and face or full body. Clients find it to be a very relaxing experience and often fall asleep during their treatment.

Lymph massage can be very beneficial when used with surgery. This therapy can be used before and after surgery to speed healing and reduce edema. Before surgery MLD helps to remove stagnant fluid from tissues and increase blood flow, which brings nutrients to the tissues. After surgery, MLD can help to remove inflammation and  speed healing.

Lymphatic massage has the ability to enhance the skin and is particularly useful in facial work. The massage removes wastes and toxins from skin cells and improves lymph circulation which greatly enhances the appearance of the skin. MLD is also effective in helping with conditions such as acne, rosacea, and eczema.

Improved immunity is another benefit of lymphatic massage. If you are tired, low on energy or find yourself getting sick often, your lymphatic system may be sluggish. MLD can be very beneficial by encouraging lymph flow and removing waste products. A series of Lymphatic massage sessions is very effective in restoring immune function and improving vitality.