Lymphatic Massage

 Lymphatic massage is an umbrella term for a style of massage that targets the lymphatic system.

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There are two main types of lymphatic massage known as Manual Lymphatic Drainage and Lymphatic Drainage.
 

Dr Emil & Estrid Vodder invented Manual Lymphatic Drainage in 1936 for the treatment of lymphatic disease. Their techniques are taught all over the world. 

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Lymphatic drainage refers to all other lymphatic massage.

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The benefits of lymphatic massage and Manual Lymphatic Drainage are vast and the techniques can be used to increase circulation and remove cellular waste,  reduce post operative swelling and break down scar tissue.

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Lymphatic massage can help to reduce side effects of radiation and or chemotherapy.

It is also an effective and necessary therapy following plastic, orthopedic and cosmetic surgery.

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