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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Lymphatic drainage.
Facial lymphatic drainage is a gentle, rhythmic massage that stimulates lymph vessels to move fluid toward lymph nodes. It reduces swelling, promotes toxin removal, and supports circulation. Non-invasive and relaxing, it enhances facial contour and complements other facial treatments.
The add-on typically takes 10 to 20 minutes depending on your concerns and the facial. We tailor timing to your needs—short boosts after cleansing or longer sequences for deeper decongestion and relaxation.
Yes. Targeted lymphatic techniques are very effective at reducing under-eye puffiness after travel, late nights, or allergies. Results can appear immediately, though regular treatments provide longer-lasting improvement when combined with proper hydration and sleep.
Generally yes — lymphatic drainage suits most skin types and ages. We adjust pressure and technique for sensitivity, rosacea, or mature skin. A brief consultation confirms suitability and customizes the approach for safe, comfortable treatment.
Certain conditions rule it out or need medical clearance: active infection, blood clots, uncontrolled heart or kidney failure, recent surgery, or severe inflammation. Pregnant clients should consult their physician. We review medical history during consultation.
Frequency depends on goals: for acute puffiness, weekly sessions may help. For maintenance, once every two to six weeks is common. Your therapist will recommend a schedule based on skin condition, lifestyle, and treatment response.