Lymphatic Drainage

Lymphatic Drainage is a delicate and rhythmic technique aimed at specifically stimulating microcirculation in the body. Using fingers and palms, the therapist performs gentle, undulating movements, following the natural path of the lymphatic system. At each step, they make light pumping movements along the lymph node chains, contributing to unclogging tissues congested due to poor lymphatic circulation. In addition to providing deep relaxation, this approach is frequently used in clinical settings, often alternating with anti-cellulite treatments or as a preventive measure during seasonal health fluctuations.

Lymphatic drainage is particularly recognized for its effectiveness in pre and post-operative care. It helps prevent infections, promotes optimal healing, and reduces swelling, especially in the case of lymphedema. This treatment method proves to be versatile, addressing various needs from relaxation to supporting healing processes, managing cellulite, and preventing seasonal infection episodes. It is used to promote health and well-being while targeting the specific needs of each individual.