LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE MASSAGE

60 MINS - $110

90 MINS - $140

 

A lymphatic drainage massage is a gentle, rhythmical massage treatment that encourages the movement of lymph fluids around the body. The fluid in the lymphatic system helps remove waste and toxins from the bodily tissues, but sometimes that lymph fluid can build up. Lymphatic drainage massages help the lymph fluids move around the body.

It’s great for reducing swelling during pregnancy! It’s also great in the winter seasons to boost the immune system, and in the warmer season to fight allergies.


Benefits of lymphatic drainage massage include:

  • Helps to remove waste and toxins from the body - lymph fluids help to remove waste and toxins from the bodily tissues. But that fluid can build up. Lymphatic drainage massage helps to promote the movement of lymph fluid so it can continue to circulate the body, improving the immune system

  • Reduces swelling and water retention - swelling is a common occurrence during pregnancy and is caused by low circulation and extra pressure on the blood vessels. Lymphatic drainage massage can help to lower the buildup of fluids in swollen joints, as well as improve the lymph system's ability to remove tissue waste in the body.

  • Stimulates blood circulation and tissue regeneration

  • Promotes body and mental relaxation, providing an overall lightness in the body

  • Energises the body


Frequently Asked Questions

Is lymphatic drainage massage safe throughout the entire pregnancy?

If the Mum-to-be is generally in good health herself, a lymphatic drainage massage is safe and can also be a wonderful addition to prenatal care.

Women can begin lymphatic drainage massage therapy at any point in their pregnancy – during the first, second, or third trimester. And in most cases, it is safe and beneficial to receive it up to and beyond the due date of the pregnancy.

We recommend speaking to your doctor before booking a session if you have any concerns.

Are there any risks associated with lymphatic drainage massage?

Generally speaking, lymphatic drainage massage is a safe treatment to relieve lymphedema. There are some conditions and circumstances where lymphatic drainage massage is not recommended:

  • You have a heart condition.

  • You have kidney failure.

  • You have blood clots.

  • You have an infection.

Talk to your doctor if you’re concerned you may be affected by a lymphatic drainage massage.

What happens if I'm feeling sick after a lymphatic drainage massage?

Few people have negative reactions to lymphatic drainage massage. Some people, however, complain of headaches, nausea and fatigue. If that happens, you should speak to your doctor about managing your side effects.

When is lymphatic drainage massage beneficial?

It is a great form of massage during pregnancy if you are experiencing swelling and discomfort. It’s also great in the winter seasons to boost the immune system, and in the warmer season to fight allergies.

How are lymphatic drainage massages done?

A lymphatic drainage massage is a two-step process:

  • Clearing: This step releases lymphatic fluid in your tissues.

  • Reabsorption: This step moves your lymphatic fluid to your lymph nodes.

We use cornflour to glide over the body, gently moving the skin. We perform pumping, sweeping motions to help move the lymphatic system.

What clothing do I wear for the massage?

During a lymphatic drainage massage, you will need to be fully unclothed, including no bra and undies. We will use draping to cover areas not being focused on.