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Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) is a light-touch technique designed to encourage the natural movement of lymphatic fluid, reduce swelling, and support your body’s immune function. As a Certified MLD Therapist trained by Vodder Schools International, I provide experienced care for recovery and wellness.

Post-Surgical Recovery

Reduce swelling, improve healing, and minimize discomfort following procedures such as tummy tucks, breast surgeries, and liposuction.

Lymphedema Management

Professionally manage chronic swelling and maintain your lymphatic system's daily health through targeted drainage techniques.

General Wellness

Enhance circulation, reduce systemic stress, and support your body's natural processes for overall vitality.

What to Expect

Sessions are calm, rhythmic, and very gentle. You will experience extremely light pressure on the skin to move fluid through the system for drainage.

Manual Lymphatic Drainage

Who it is For

  • Post-surgical patients (tummy tucks, lipo, breast surgery)
  • Individuals managing Lymphedema or chronic swelling
  • Lipedema patients looking to support their lymphatic system
  • Those seeking general lymphatic support
  • Clients looking for stress reduction and deep relaxation
  • Anyone recovering from a soft tissue injury

Who it is Not For

  • Someone with an acute infection or fever
  • Those with serious circulatory problems (DVT or blood clots)
  • Patients with Congestive Heart Failure
  • Those with active malignant tumors (unless cleared by oncology)
  • THose iwth compromised kidneys

What to Expect in a Session

Consultation

We begin with a thorough health history review and assessment of your swelling or post-surgical concerns to create a tailored treatment plan.

Therapeutic Touch

The technique uses very light, rhythmic skin-stretching movements that are incredibly soothing, often inducing a state of deep relaxation.

Personalized Care

Each session is thoughtfully tailored to your body, recovery process, and wellness goals to provide the most effective and supportive care possible.

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