Lymphatic massage

Gentle rhythmic movements move the lymph towards the nodes, where waste is filtered out. It improves the flow of lymph, supports the immune system, reduces swelling, improves circulation and eases pain.

Here it is hands on work. The therapist uses light pressure and a slow rhythm and adapts to what she feels in the body. Machine pressotherapy works with inflatable chambers on a set programme. The hands on version is gentler and more targeted, the machine covers a larger area at once.

Sixty minutes. Allow a few minutes more at the start so we can talk through what is bothering you and what to focus on.

No. Lymphatic massage works with very light pressure, much lighter than a classic massage. Most clients fall asleep during it.

For one off relief a single session does the job. With longer standing swelling, or as part of a detox routine, clients usually come in a series, for example once a week over several weeks. We will work it out together.

It helps with how cellulite looks, because it carries off retained water and improves circulation. It will not remove cellulite on its own, that takes movement, drinking enough and diet as well. It goes well with anti cellulite massage or with maderotherapy.

It is not recommended with an acute infection, fever, a serious heart condition, thrombosis, acute inflammation, an oncological condition or in pregnancy. If you are not sure, ask your doctor first.

Nothing. We have the towels, the sheet and the products. Come in comfortable clothes and allow yourself enough time.

Yes, we teach it. We have an in person course and two online versions, including an advanced course filmed with a lymphologist. They are on the course page.