Lymphatic drainage massage is a gentle massage that is designed to encourage the natural drainage of the lymph, which carries waste products away from the tissues back toward the heart. The lymphatic system is an important part of the immune system and helps to protect the body against infection and disease.

Lymphatic drainage massage is often used to treat lymphedema, a condition in which fluid builds up and causes swelling in the arms or legs. It is also used to help reduce swelling after surgery or an injury, and can be helpful for people who are prone to swelling due to pregnancy, menopause, or other conditions.

In addition to its physical benefits, lymphatic drainage massage can also have a positive impact on mental and emotional well-being. Many people find that the gentle, rhythmic strokes of the massage are very soothing and can help to reduce stress and promote relaxation.

What Can Lymphatic Drainage Massage Address?

The lymphatic system plays a crucial role in eliminating waste from cells and the bloodstream. Comprising veins and capillaries with one-way valves, it carries a clear fluid known as lymph. This fluid surrounds cells, collecting cellular debris before draining into the lymphatic system. Lymph carries waste on a one-way path toward the heart, passing through filters (lymph nodes) where specialized white blood cells eliminate foreign molecules. Our Lymphatic Drainage Massages enhance this process, promoting detoxification and reducing the appearance of cellulite.

Lymphatic Drainage Massages: Am I a Suitable Candidate?

If you enjoy massages, you're a potential candidate for this treatment. Our Lymphatic Drainage Massage is non-invasive, requiring no pre-procedure preparation. At Eureka Body Care and Spa we prioritize creating a calming and relaxing atmosphere. 

How Does It Work?

This non-invasive treatment involves repetitive strokes in localized areas, employing a specialized Lymphatic Drainage technique. Through moderate pressure in targeted regions, our therapists facilitate the breakdown of fat and fibrous cellulite, allowing natural elimination through your lymphatic system. Experience the gradual reduction of stubborn areas that have been a concern for years!

How Long Does a Session Last?

Our massage sessions range from 30 minutes to an hour, tailored to your specific needs. If dealing with significant cellulite, multiple sessions may be recommended for noticeable results. These massages are designed to be relaxing and entail no post-treatment downtime.

If you are interested in trying lymphatic drainage massage, it is important to choose a therapist who is trained in this technique. At Eureka Body Care and Spa, our therapists have been specially trained in lymphatic drainage massage and can help you experience the many benefits of this therapy.