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Manual Lymphatic Drainage Massage

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Manual Lymphatic Drainage is a gentle, relaxing form of therapy that helps stimulate the lymph fluid movement through your body.  A common use for Manual Lymphatic Drainage is following surgical or cosmetic procedures. The swelling, bruising and discomfort that often follow these procedures can be greatly relieved with MLD therapy, promoting faster recovery and healing time.

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​Some of the benefits include

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  • Reducing post-operative swelling (after plastic surgery)

  • Help in the healing of sprains and strains

  • Decongesting sinuses

  • Reduction of excessive water (edema)

  • Improving arthritis

  • Improving skin conditions

  • Improving sleep​

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In addition to applying Manual Lymph Drainage therapy in these situations above, we highly recommend Manual Lymph Drainage therapy for:

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  • Fibromyalgia

  • Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

  • Migraines

  • Overall Body Detox

 

 

Symptoms of a sluggish lymphatic system may include

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  • Sinus congestion

  • Illness

  • Skin breakouts

  • Premature aging

  • Heavy, painful menstrual periods

  • Allergies

  • Joint pain

 

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Note:  There are contraindications to receiving Manual Lymph Drainage therapy.

You will be asked to provide medical information prior to your first session

to make sure the therapy is appropriate for you.

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60 Minutes  $ 150

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Who Should NOT Receive Manual Lymph Drainage

MLD is generally safe, given the very light pressure used in the technique.
But in cases where increased lymphatic flow would be detrimental, MLD should be avoided.

People with the following conditions should not receive MLD:

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  • Acute infections, including inflammation caused by bacteria, viruses, poisons or allergens

  • Renal failure

  • Cardiac edema – swelling caused by cardiac insufficiency or other major heart problems

  • Acute deep vein thrombosis (DVT), phlebitis

  • Acute bronchitis

  • Malignant tumors

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Prior to treatment, your lymphatic massage therapist will discuss your medical history, and in the interest of safety, we will not perform MLD in the presence of any of the above conditions. In addition, we are not certified to treat clients with lymphedema. Please consult a medical professional for proper referral and treatment.

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