Lymphatic Drainage
Less retention, more lightnessA clinical, gentle and safe procedure: rhythmic tangential pressures that stimulate fluid evacuation and reduce swelling from the first session, without pain or friction.
When the body retains fluid and swells
Hours on your feet, a sedentary lifestyle, hormonal changes or a post-op slow down the lymph. Drainage reactivates that flow.
- Gentle, precise pressures, without friction
- Light-legs effect: less heaviness and swelling
- Post-surgical support to reabsorb bruises
Why drainage has to be gentle
Anchoring filaments
Strong pressure collapses the capillaries and blocks the lymph from entering.
The lymphangion
The lymphatic 'heart': micro-valves that contract 6 to 12 times per minute.
Saturated nodes
They need to empty first to process the fluid from the limbs.
Our 4-phase protocol
Opening the terminus
Emptying the supraclavicular nodes of the neck (min 1-10).
Regional nodes
Pumping the axillary and inguinal stations (min 10-15).
Uptake maneuvers
Subtle elastic strokes over the swollen area (min 15+).
Evacuation
Guiding the lymph toward the opened nodes.
How to support the purification
Fractioned hydration
Drink water steadily, without loading up all at once.
Direct evacuation
It's normal to feel the urge to urinate more often after the session.
Frequently asked questions
It doesn't act on fatty tissue: it removes excess fluid and toxins. Its function is circulatory and purifying.
The reducing massage is fast and intense and can hurt; drainage is gentle, without friction or redness.
Yes, it's a very common indication: it reactivates the flow and reduces swelling from the first session.
Reduce swelling and feel light, today
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