Treatment Massage and Drainage A strengthened immune system
Lymph is the name given to the interstitial fluid (which surrounds the cells) once it enters the lymphatic vessels. It carries white blood cells, proteins, nutrients, toxins, and cellular waste. The roles of the lymphatic system are to drain the excess fluid that accumulates in our body by returning to the cardiovascular system the proteins that have leaked from the blood. Transport vitamins (A, D, E, and K) and lipids absorbed in the digestive process into the blood. Ensure immune responses to specific microorganisms or abnormal cells. It is a gentle massage that stimulates lymphatic and venous functions. As a result, it relieves tissue discomfort (inflammations, varicose veins, bruises, scars, etc.) and accelerates healing by restoring fluid circulation to prevent pathological conditions.
How it works
Lymphatic drainage is a massage that activates the circulation of lymph, along with all the substances it transports: waste, excess water, microbes, fats. These are eliminated more efficiently. The drainage thus promotes cleaning, detoxification, and decongestion of connective tissue and lymph nodes. It also has an anti-inflammatory effect.
Why choose this treatment?
Cellulite
Cellulite, also called "orange peel"
Your results
After just one massage session, the body will begin to feel the benefits. The massage can help reduce swelling and water retention as well as increase circulation. This is particularly beneficial for patients with lymphedema (swelling caused by a blockage in the lymphatic system). A strengthened immune system is supported, while faster recovery, improved digestion, and enhanced metabolism are also some of the many benefits we see from drainage massage. Patients may also begin to see cleaner, healthier pores and reduced acne due to better hormonal balance.
