What is Lymphatic Drainage?

Lymphatic drainage is a type of massage with compressed air which is supplied through a special suit. The ladder consists of different sections- pants, sleeves, abdominal band- allowing for impacts both on the whole body and on its individual parts. The intensity, force of air pressure in the suit, and the exposure time are all customized to a client’s body and skin. Pain and discomfort are excluded for this treatment. Client will feel normal sensation, such as relaxation and pleasant warmth (infrared) throughout their body.

What are the benefits of Lymphatic drainage?

Lymphatic drainage works by affecting the deep layers of the dermis, blood vessels, and the lymphatic system. Due to the correct and gentle massage movement during the procedure, metabolic processes in the body are normalized, it is cleansed of toxins that enter the lymph. The diuretic effect as a result of lymphatic drainage is an indicator of its effectiveness. Lymphatic drainage helps with the treatment of varicose veins by strengthening vascular walls, and normalizing blood flows in the extremities. It is also effective for cellulite, weight loss, sagging skin, toning, preventative and rehabilitative therapies, aesthetic medicine, and plastic surgery. It releases fluid and toxins from the body. It also helps to relieve muscle aches and pain, fatigue, and stiffness of movements. Lymphatic drainage is an excellent remedy for dealing with stress and its consequences such as irritability, insomnia, muscle tension, and spasms. Due to the mild relaxing effect in the improvement of metabolic processes, lymphatic drainage helps to normalize the gastrointestinal tract and improve digestion. 

What are the advantage of Lymphatic Drainage?

1. Safe and enjoyable weight loss
2. Prevention of edema and prevention of thrombosis
3. Surge of strength
4. Aging process slows down
5. Chronic fatigue disappears
6. Blood flow and cell saturation with oxygen and nutrients are restored
7. Toxins are removed from the body 
8. Pain-free treatment without age restrictions
9. Fast affect (many see improvements after the first treatment)

What are some possible side effects of Lymphatic Drainage?

1. Increase blood pressure and associated symptoms
2. Active diuretic
3. Hematomas (these go away on their own within a week)

What are contraindications for Lymphatic Drainage?

1. Chronic disease of any internal organ in the acute stage
2. Malignant and benign tumors
3. Pregnancy, Breast feeding, and postpartum 
4. Cardiovascular diseases
5. Enlarged lymph nodes
6. Hernia
7. Diseases of the nervous system
8. Wounds, cuts, ulcers, or any other damage to the skin
9. Skin diseases
10. Disease of the thyroid gland and reproductive systems
11. Pacemakers, metals, implants

How often can Lymphatic Drainage be done? 

The number of sessions needed depends on the desired results. It is not advisable to do treatments daily. We recommend two times a week. The indicated breaks between sessions are necessary for the body to adapt to the 10-15 treatments recommended throughout the course for best results. 

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