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Can Lymphatic Drainage help water retention

First we need to identify the root cause of  the water retention and with the proper Manual Lymphatic Drainage  techniques, our experienced lymphatic drainage therapist will be able to help you.

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We specialise in

Post surgery care & Manual Lymphatic Drainage Massage

Post-operative Recovery for:
BBL
BBL
tummy tuck
Tummy tuck
Liposuction
Liposuction
breast implant
Breast implant

I also specialise and can help you with:

  • Lymphoedema Managment
  • Lipedema
  • Descongestive Therapy CDT
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Pain & Injury Treatments

Back pain
back pain
Sciatica
Shoulder & neck pain
Knee, hip, foot & elbow pain
Muscle & joint pain
Headaches & migraines
Work related injuries
Sports injuries

I help reduce pain with a multidisciplinary approach.
Your treatment will focus on:

  • Release
  • Mobilisation
  • Strength
  • Maintenance
    A bespoke aftercare plan will help prevent recurrence

Wellbeing & Sports

I can help your performance
Runners
Cyclist
Cyclists
Skiing
Skiers
Gym lovers
back pain
Back & neck tension
Stress & anxiety
Pampering
Relaxation
Pregnancy massage
If your ensurance cover massage, give us a call

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F.A.Q. (Frequently asked questions)

When can I come for my Lymphatic Drainage after surgery?

We recommend to start the lymphatic drainage 24/36 hours after the surgery. The earlier you can start, the easier to remove excess fluid and release pain.

How many sessions of Lymphatic Drainage do I need?

It depends on the cosmetic surgery, how many areas need to be treated and how well your body responds. On average, it can take between 5- 10 sessions. If you need help with contouring you will need additional sessions.

Should I have a Lymphatic Drainage Massage after cosmetic surgery?

Yes, you should. Lymph Drainage Massage makes the healing process faster, helps to avoid fibrosis, improves skin smoothness, prevents lumps, stimulates blood flow and drains excess fluids reducing swelling.

What can cause back and neck pain?

– Trauma, accident, lifting
– Muscle strain
– Ligament sprain
– Disc compression
– Muscle spasms

Who can I see for neck and back pain?

You can see me ( Soft Tissue therapist) for back pain depending on the level of the injury or cause. Specially If the pain is caused by muscle tension.