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Hallalah was awesome. She gave me the best massages I ever had!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Lymphatic Drainage Massage.
This gentle technique uses light, rhythmic strokes to move lymph fluid toward drainage nodes, easing fluid buildup and reducing puffiness. Therapists follow anatomical pathways to promote detoxification and improve circulation, delivering a lighter, less swollen sensation within sessions.
After surgery or injury, lymphatic massage can support healing but should be cleared by your surgeon. Avoid treatment if there’s infection, open wounds, blood clots, uncontrolled heart conditions or active cancer. Our providers assess your history and customize timing and technique.
Recommended session numbers vary by goal: acute swelling may need multiple sessions over weeks, while cosmetic maintenance often works with monthly treatments. Your therapist will evaluate your condition and suggest a personalized plan, typically starting with a short course and reassessing progress.
Most clients describe a light, soothing touch rather than deep pressure. You may feel gentle pumping sensations and warmth as lymph moves; many notice immediate reduced puffiness and a relaxed, refreshed state. Discomfort is uncommon and therapists adjust pressure accordingly.
Side effects are usually mild and temporary: increased urination, light-headedness, slight soreness, or headachy feelings in some people. Bruising is rare. If you have infection, clotting disorders, or severe heart issues, therapy may be contraindicated—consult our clinicians before booking.
Come well-hydrated, wear loose clothing, and avoid heavy meals before your appointment. Share medical history, medications, or recent procedures with your therapist. Plan to drink water after treatment and follow any post-care instructions to maximize drainage and comfort.