Lymphatic Drainage Massage in Mt. Pleasant Charleston SC
A lymphatic massage, also known as lymphatic drainage massage or Manual Lymph Drainage (MLD), is a gentle and rhythmic technique designed to stimulate the lymphatic system. I The lymphatic system plays a crucial role in maintaining a healthy immune system and post-surgery results, as it helps eliminate toxins, waste, and excess fluids from the body. Unlike traditional massages, lymphatic drainage focuses on promoting the natural flow of lymphatic fluid, aiding in the detoxification process. It is not a muscle focused massage. Lymphatic work and muscle work serve different purposes and use very different pressure & techniques. They are typically not performed on the same are during the same session.
It can help relieve symptoms of lymphedema and swelling. Lymphatic Drainage aids recovery from inflammation, softens and reduces the appearance of scar tissue. Your Lymphatic session may utilize manual work, cupping, and lymphatic drainage as indicated. Your licensed therapist will discuss the specifics of your needs in your initial consultation.
Lymphatic Drainage is highly recommended for post-surgery and to begin 4 weeks post-operation with consecutive treatments. To ensure you are receiving the best treatment possible, book with a educated and certified Lymphatic Massage Therapist - Brittany, Jennifer, Monika, or Shane.
Advanced/Post Surgical Lymphatic Drainage Sessions
Advanced/Post-Surgical Lymphatic Drainage is a specialized treatment designed for clients recovering from cosmetic or medical procedures, as well as those managing complex lymphatic conditions such as lymphedema and fibrosis. This service goes beyond general lymphatic massage, utilizing precise, clinically informed techniques to safely support healing tissues and optimize lymphatic function.
Performed by therapists with advanced certification in post-operative and complex lymphatic care, this treatment focuses on reducing swelling, improving circulation, and encouraging proper lymphatic flow. Gentle, targeted movements help move excess fluid, minimize inflammation, and support the body’s natural recovery process without placing stress on sensitive or healing areas.
This service is commonly recommended following procedures such as liposuction, tummy tucks, BBL, breast augmentation, and reconstructive surgeries. It may also benefit individuals experiencing chronic swelling, fluid retention, or medically diagnosed lymphedema.
Unsure which type of lymphatic drainage is right for you?
Lymphatic Drainage FAQs
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There are so many health benefits of Lymphatic Drainage! From detoxification and immune boosting to reducing post surgery swelling and inflammation.
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Reduction of post-surgical swelling and fluid retention
Support in lymphedema management
Decreased inflammation and discomfort
Improved circulation and lymphatic flow
Prevention and reduction of fibrosis (hardened tissue)
Enhanced healing and recovery outcomes
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Anyone can benefit from lymphatic drainage! But we commonly assist with post surgery recovery, chronic illness and conditions, athletes, stress and anxiety management, and cellulite concerns.
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For post-surgical clients, lymphatic drainage is typically recommended starting around 4 weeks after surgery with physician clearance. A series of treatments is often necessary to achieve optimal results, as consistent sessions help maintain proper fluid movement and prevent complications.
Because this is a specialized service, Advanced/Post-Surgical Lymphatic Drainage is performed exclusively by highly trained therapists with additional certification in post-operative recovery and lymphatic dysfunction.
Looking for a different type of Massage?
Our team of massage therapists are certified in many other massage modalities, allowing you to enjoy a massage that’s right for you including:
Body Cupping
Barefoot Massage
Thai Yoga Massage
Swe-Thai Massage
Swe-Lymph Massage
Chair Massage
Pre/Postnatal Massage
Swedish Massage
Deep Tissue
Lymphatic Drainage
Couples Massage
Sports Massage
Hemp Massage
Neuromuscular/Trigger Point