Lymphatic Drainage Massage

Lymphatic massage is beneficial for guests who:Experience mild fluid retentionSpend long hours sitting or standingAre recovering from surgery (with surgeon approval and no open wounds)Experience occasional swelling related to travelWant to support general wellness

Lymphatic drainage massage is not appropriate for everyone.You should avoid treatment or obtain medical clearance if you have:Active infection or feverBlood clots or deep vein thrombosis (DVT)Congestive heart failureSevere kidney diseaseUncontrolled high blood pressureCertain cancers without approval from your oncology teamAcute inflammationUnexplained swellingOpen wounds or contagious skin conditionsIf you are pregnant or have a medical condition, consult your healthcare provider before scheduling.

Yes! Lymphatic drainage massage pairs well with our infrared sauna, assisted stretching, and facial treatments. An infrared sauna helps gently warm the body and support circulation, while assisted stretching improves mobility and relieves muscle tension. Facials are also a great complement for a relaxing wellness experience.We do not recommend combining lymphatic drainage with other massage modalities, such as Swedish, therapeutic, deep tissue, or hot stone massage. Because lymphatic drainage is a gentle treatment with a specific purpose, adding another massage technique in the same session can be too much for the body and may reduce the benefits of each service.

To get the most from your session:Drink plenty of water the day before and the day of your appointment.Eat a light meal 1–2 hours beforehand.Wear comfortable clothing.Avoid heavy alcohol consumption before your session.Arrive a few minutes early to complete the necessary paperwork.Inform your therapist of any health changes, medications, or recent surgeries.After your massage:Continue drinking water throughout the day.Take a gentle walk if possible.Avoid alcohol for 24 hours if you can.Eat nourishing, balanced meals.Avoid strenuous exercise immediately afterward.Rest if you feel tired.Follow any post-surgical instructions from your physician.Some guest notice they urinate more frequently after treatment as the body processes fluids. This is a normal response.

No. Lymphatic drainage massage does not cause fat loss or permanent weight loss.It may temporarily reduce water retention and puffiness, making some people feel less bloated or notice a slimmer appearance due to reduced fluid buildup.

Yes, provided you have been cleared by your surgeon. Many plastic surgeons recommend lymphatic drainage massage after procedures such as liposuction, tummy tuck, Brazilian butt lift (BBL), or other cosmetic surgeries to help reduce swelling and support recovery. For your safety, all surgical incisions must be closed, with no open wounds, active drainage, or signs of infection before your appointment. Your therapist may also request documentation of your surgeon's approval, depending on your procedure and stage of healing.

Yes. Professional draping is always used. Only the area being worked on is uncovered while the rest of your body remains covered for comfort and privacy.