Lymphatic drainage manual massage
Lymphatic drainage massage is a specialized manual technique aimed at improving lymph drainage, eliminating edema, and removing toxic metabolic products. It is often used in both medical and aesthetic practice.
How does lymphodrainage manual massage work?
The massage is performed with slow, gentle, rhythmic movements along the lymphatic vessels and nodes. The effect begins from the areas closest to the heart, and gradually moves to the periphery. This stimulates:
Lymphatic circulation — fluid begins to move actively
Reducing swelling and removing toxins
Improving cell nutrition
Reducing inflammation, fatigue, and toxicity
Who is it recommended for?
People with a sedentary or inactive lifestyle
For patients who spend a lot of time on their feet
For people with chronic edema or a tendency to fluid retention, especially in the lower extremities, abdomen, face
For women and men who care about body aesthetics
Patients in the recovery period
People with chronic fatigue, reduced immunity, frequent colds — as a gentle way to maintain overall body tone.
Patients after cancer treatment or lymphadenectomy — exclusively on the recommendation and under the supervision of a doctor, within the framework of a rehabilitation program
Main indications
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Chronic and acute edema (especially of the legs)
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Postoperative or post-traumatic rehabilitation
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Cellulite, lymph congestion
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Varicose veins (early stages, without complications)
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Chronic fatigue syndrome
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Immune weakness
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Fluid retention in the body
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Recovery after lymphadenectomy or oncotherapy (in consultation with your doctor)
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Chronic and acute edema (especially of the legs)
Chronic and acute edema (especially of the legs)
Advantages of the procedure
Safe method, no medication required
Noticeable effect after 1–2 treatments
Aesthetic result – toned, light
Prevention of varicose veins, lymphostasis, cellulite
Weight loss (due to reduced fluid retention)
Contraindications
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Thrombosis, thrombophlebitis
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Acute inflammation, fever
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Oncopathology
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Pregnancy (discussed individually)
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Infectious skin diseases
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Heart disease in the stage of decompensation
Thrombosis, thrombophlebitis
How does the procedure work?
The procedure includes an examination and identification of areas of edema or stagnation, gentle preparation with warming up the lymph nodes, consistent work with the legs, abdomen, and arms, ending with relaxation techniques and breathing exercises, as well as providing individual recommendations regarding drinking regimen, physical activity, and supportive procedures.
Duration: 60 minutes.
Course: from 5 to 12 procedures (calculated individually for each patient).
Results
Reducing swelling and heaviness in the legs
Improved well-being, lightness in the body
Tightened, toned skin
Cellulite reduction
Activation of immunity and general tone
Your ease is in your hands.
Sign up for a lymphatic drainage massage session at the ReStart center to feel how your body gets rid of heaviness, swelling, and fatigue. Don’t put off taking care of yourself – the result is noticeable after the first procedure.