Lymphatic drainage (Manual Lymph Drainage/MLD) is gentle, precise work designed to support the movement of lymph and tissue fluid. It is light-pressure, and is not deep tissue. It’s more like helping the body return to a smoother current, as lymph can very much be compared to a flowing stream within the body.

It can support people who feel puffy, heavy, swollen, “slow to drain,” or inflamed, especially after long periods of sitting, travel, stress, or post-surgical swelling (when cleared). It’s also commonly sought by clients with lipedema and lymphedema support needs.

No. True lymphatic work is typically very light. If you want deeper pressure, that’s usually a fascia-focused session, not lymphatic drainage (which we also offer!)

People often report feeling lighter, calmer, and less “stuck.” Some feel sleepy or very relaxed. Hydration and gentle movement afterward can help support the effects.

You’ll be on the table like a typical massage appointment. The massage therapist will ask you to undress to your level of comfort, and leave the room while you do so, just like a normal massage session. Wearing loose, comfortable clothing is a nice bonus for post-session body ease.

Yes, if it’s appropriate timing and you have medical clearance when needed. You’ll be asked for your surgery type and date, and we’ll stay within safe guidelines.

If you have a fever, active infection, suspected blood clot (DVT), unexplained sudden swelling, chest pain, or shortness of breath, do not book, seek medical care. If you have complex cardiac/kidney conditions, you may need clearance first.

Maderotherapy is targeted, fascia-focused work using wooden tools. People often book it for cellulite patterns, tissue congestion, lower-body tightness, and contour support. It’s not a “quick fix”, it’s about changing terrain over time.

his is a lymph + fascia approach designed especially for clients with lipedema patterns or dense lower-body congestion. We open lymph pathways first, then do decongestive tissue work in targeted areas, then restore flow again.