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Lymphatic drainage massage, as the name suggests, is a form of massage therapy aimed at stimulating the drainage or removal of toxins and excess fluid from the body. It is specifically recommended to remove the excess body fluids accumulated within the deeper years of the skin and muscles.

Lymphatic drainage massage involves gentle stimulation of the deeper tissues in order to stimulate the functions of the lymph and blood vessels in the area to carry away the unwanted toxins, by-products, and fluids. This can restore the natural health of the skin and help it appear vibrant, firmer, and younger.

The results are remarkable and instant. You can notice a visible improvement in your skin and body contour immediately after the first session of lymphatic drainage. No doubt why even celebrities have chosen this therapy as a way to transform their skin and overall appearance.

The Brazilian Lymphatic Drainage Massage offers more effective results than the traditional lymphatic drainage treatments when performed manually.  

It is recommended for patients who want faster results to get rid of the harmful toxins accumulated in their bodies. It is a gentle massage therapy aimed at reducing fluid retention, and swelling to restore your body functions while enhancing its curves.

It is an effective treatment for patients suffering from cellulite. It can stimulate the removal of fluids retained in the tissues and relieve the symptoms of this condition.

It can help in reducing measurements by removing excess fats and fluids. Hence, it is also suitable for patients who have undergone an invasive cosmetic procedure such as liposuction. The treatment is incredibly relaxing and rejuvenating, which is what makes it one of the most sought-after cosmetic therapies.

60min Brazilian Lymphatic Drainage Body Massage  $150

* This can also benefit post cosmetic surgery swelling 

90min Brazilian Lymphatic Drainage Body & Face Massage $225

* There are very few instances where this massage is not recommended, and these are called total contraindications. This includes being under the influence of alcohol, suffering from a cold/flu/fever, or have a contagious skin infection. There are also ‘local contraindications’ which are conditions affecting specific areas of the body such as cuts, bruises or areas of injury; these areas will be avoided. Severe medical conditions such as heart problems, respiratory issues, cancer, or epilepsy will require medical approval from your GP stating that you are safe to receive a massage.