MANUAL LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE
Gentle. Specialized. Restorative.
Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) is a gentle, rhythmic hands-on technique designed to support healthy lymphatic flow, encourage fluid movement, and promote a deeply calming state.
With specialized MLD training and more than 18 years of hands-on massage experience, I offer personalized lymphatic care in a quiet, restorative setting.
WHAT CAN MLD SUPPORT?
MLD can be incorporated into wellness and supportive care for a variety of concerns.
Common reasons clients seek MLD include:
- Post-surgical edema and swelling
- Post-trauma related edema and swelling
- Fluid retention and feelings of heaviness
- Chronic pain support
- Fibromyalgia
- Lipedema-supportive lymphatic care
- Cellulite and tissue congestion
- Migraine and headache support
- Stress and nervous-system regulation
- Chronic fatigue-related wellness
- General relaxation and wellness
- Increased mobility
- Overall lymphatic and immune-system wellness
MLD is not a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment. If you have a medical condition, recent injury, or are recovering from surgery, please consult your physician or healthcare provider to determine whether MLD is appropriate for you.
SUPPORTING YOUR BODY'S NATURAL PROCESSES
Your lymphatic system is an important part of your body's fluid balance and immune function.
MLD uses gentle techniques intended to encourage healthy lymphatic movement and support the body's natural processes.
Some clients also seek lymphatic treatments as part of their overall wellness routine and to support the body's natural elimination processes.
Rather than promising to “flush toxins,” my approach is focused on supporting healthy lymphatic flow, relaxation, and overall body wellness.
POST-SURGICAL LYMPHATIC SUPPORT
Gentle care when your body needs it most.
Following certain procedures, swelling and fluid accumulation can be part of the normal recovery process.
When medically appropriate, gentle MLD may be incorporated into a post-surgical care plan to support lymphatic fluid movement and comfortable recovery.
Your surgeon's instructions always come first.
If you're considering MLD after surgery, please contact me before scheduling so we can discuss your procedure, timing, and whether the treatment is appropriate for your stage of recovery.