Our signature Lymphatic Massage is an excellent choice for clients preparing for surgery and during the recovery period.

Pre-surgery, this method can help to boost your immune system and improve circulation, making your body more resilient and ready for the procedure. Post-surgery, it aids in reducing swelling, bruising, and pain by enhancing lymphatic drainage. This helps to clear out excess fluids, toxins, and metabolic waste, promoting faster and more comfortable healing.

It can also help to reduce the development of fibrosis, which is the thickening and scarring of connective tissue. This usually appears as lumps in the surgical area that develop into thick, hard scar tissue and may be painful.

During peri-menopause, menopause and post-menopause, hormonal changes can lead to symptoms such as bloating, fluid retention, and fatigue.

Our Lymphatic Massage helps alleviate these symptoms by improving lymph flow and reducing fluid buildup. This gentle technique can also enhance overall circulation and support your body’s natural detoxification processes, helping you feel more balanced and energised during this transitional phase.

A 2017 study in the Journal of Physical Therapy Science explored the effects of lymphatic drainage on women experiencing typical menopausal symptoms including water retention, mood swings, insomnia and fatigue. It found that after a single lymphatic massage, the stress-related hormones cortisol and DHEA were significantly reduced with positive mental and physical effects being reported by participants.

For clients undergoing IVF treatments, our Lymphatic Massage offers valuable support. The stress and hormonal fluctuations associated with IVF can be challenging. By improving circulation, balancing hormones, and boosting immunity, this method creates a space that supports conception.

Scientific studies have shed light on the positive correlation between massage therapies and improved IVF outcomes. Notably, a 2015 study exploring andullation therapy, a deep relaxation massage, revealed promising results. This therapy, performed before a blastocyst transfer in a special IVF cycle, showed improvement in embryo implantation.

Researchers were surprised to find a three to fivefold increase in IVF pregnancy rates, especially in women over 40. These findings suggest that massage therapies, like our signature massage, can really help during key stages of the IVF process.

After an IVF cycle, when the body might still have some leftover synthetic hormones and toxins, this method can help the body clear these substances out, bringing it back to its natural, healthy state.

Our Lymphatic Massage is beneficial for managing pregnancy-related swelling and discomfort. This gentle massage technique helps to reduce edema in the legs and feet, improves circulation, and promotes lymphatic drainage.

It supports your body’s changing needs, helping you to feel more comfortable and relaxed throughout your pregnancy journey. This treatment is only recommended after the first trimester.

For clients with lipoedema, our Lymphatic Massage can significantly reduce pain and swelling. This condition often causes an abnormal accumulation of fat and fluid in the legs and arms.

By stimulating the lymphatic system, this technique can help reduce swelling caused by fluid retention and aid in detoxification. Additionally, it can assist in sculpting the body and reducing the appearance of cellulite over time, while also promoting a more even skin tone.

Clients also report the body feeling lighter all over as well as having better flexibility and mobility by moving the fluid away from their joints

Regular sessions can enhance your comfort and quality of life by managing the symptoms of lipoedema effectively.

Managing lymphedema involves reducing swelling and enhancing lymphatic function.

Our signature massage is designed to facilitate lymph flow, helping to drain excess fluid from affected areas. This gentle massage technique can reduce swelling, improve limb function, and alleviate the discomfort associated with lymphedema. This can help improve mobility and help clients feel lighter and more agile.

A 2022 study considering the effects of manual lymphatic drainage on upper limb lymphedema after surgery for breast cancer suggested manual lymphatic drainage had a positive effect during the maintenance phase of lymphedema, and participant questionnaires showed significant improvement in hand and arm symptoms.

Regular treatments support your body’s natural ability to manage fluid balance and promote better health.