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Lymphatic Drainage Massage after Lipo Surgery

Lymphatic Drainage is a light touch massage that evokes a deep state of healing by accessing the parasympathetic nervous system and the fluid systems of the body at the same time.  With very gentle strokes that move with your own body's rhythms, the therapist directs trapped fluid out of stagnant areas, improving lymphatic flow, digestion and overall well being.

The Lymphatic system is the detoxification system of the body.  Because of the chemical world we live in, our bodies are trying to process elements that are not meant to be in the body.  As a result, our lymph system becomes stagnant and we need some manual therapy to get things moving again.

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Lymphatic Drainage Therapy is beneficial for supporting the body in reducing edema, calming digestive disorders such as IBS, acid reflux, bloating, autoimmune disorders of all variants, arthritis, bursitis, inflammation, allergy symptoms, sinus headaches, migraine headaches, hormone regulation and much more. 

Lymphatic Drainage is also helpful in supporting the body pre and post surgery. To remove stagnancy in the lymphatic system before surgery can help the healing process post surgery.  Treatments post surgery can help reduce swelling, minimize scarring, relieve pain and may even speed up healing time. We specialize in pre and postoperative therapy at Flow with over 15 years experience in lymphatic drainage therapy! 

** We also have experience in lymphatic drainage therapy for Oncology.  We would be happy to consult with your physician on your healing journey!**

50% of our lymphatic system is attached directly to our digestive system.  A healthy gut means a healthy lymphatic system...and that means a healthier YOU!  Check out our page on gut health!

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Lymphatic Drainage

Manual Lymphatic Drainage is a detoxification massage, that can support the body in overall health and well being, by removing trapped fluid and toxins. Very light, rhythmic strokes are used to stimulate your lymphatic system,as you sink into a state of deep relaxation. *Refer to our website for a list of health benefits. 

60 min. $120
30 min. $50 *tune up or add on only

FAQ's

How often should I receive a lymphatic drainage massage?

It really depends on your health condition.  If you are healthy with a regulated digestive system, then we recommend monthly maintenance on the lymphatic system. With the chemicals in our world today we are a at least a little compromised.  Regular maintenance on the lymphatic system can help to keep your body in optimum health.

Pre and Post-Operative cases will want to come at least twice before surgery to prepare the lymphatic system.  The better your lymph system is flowing the easier your recovery will be.

You can begin lymphatic treatment as soon as 3 days post-surgery.  You will want at least two treatments a week, 3-4 for some elective surgeries.

If you have chronic pain or disease contact us for a schedule specific to your ailment.  

How will lymphatic massage help with pre- post op surgery?

Lymphatic drainage massage can reduce pain and healing time of surgeries by managing the edema (fluid) that causes pain and inflammation.  It also aids the body in removing debris and waste material from the surgery site and helps to carry the cells that heal the body into the damaged tissue.

How to prepare for a lymphatic drainage massage:

Make sure to hydrate well for 24 hours prior to your treatment.  Wear somewhat loose-fitting clothing.  You will disrobe for the treatment like you would for a massage, but you don’t want to put on anything too constricting after your treatment.

*Plastic surgery patents, you can wear your compression garments.

Please refer to our blog post "What is Lymphatic Drainage & Why Do I Need It?" for a list of the benefits of lymphatic massage.

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