Benefits of Lymphatic Drainage Massage
What women who choose this treatment tell Aime they notice, and why it's become part of many self-care routines.
Lymphatic drainage massage is a gentle, rhythmic technique, not a deep or forceful one, and the benefits people describe reflect that. It's chosen as a relaxing, supportive part of a self-care routine rather than a medical treatment, and it isn't a substitute for medical advice or treatment of any diagnosed condition.
A feeling of lightness
The gentle, directional strokes are designed to work with your lymphatic system, and many people describe feeling noticeably lighter once a session is finished.
Reduced puffiness
The technique supports your body's natural fluid balance, which is a common reason women choose this treatment: to ease general puffiness and water retention.
Deep relaxation
A full 90 minutes of slow, rhythmic, hands-on attention is, in itself, a rare thing to give your nervous system, and the relaxation often lasts well beyond the session.
Time properly switched off
A full 90 minutes with nothing else to think about, in a calm, women-only space designed so you can properly let go.
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Is it right for you?
Not necessarily. There are certain medical conditions and circumstances where lymphatic drainage massage may need to be postponed, modified or avoided altogether. These can include certain infections, fever, acute inflammation, unexplained swelling, some heart or kidney conditions, blood clots and certain cancers or cancer treatments.
If you have a medical condition, are taking medication, have recently had surgery or are unsure whether the treatment is suitable for you, please get appropriate medical advice before booking. A consultation and consent form is also completed before treatment.
Feel the benefits for yourself
Get in touch about a 90 minutes session (£65), or read more about the treatment first.