Lymphatic Drainage Massage near me
Wecasa explains...
What is manual lymphatic drainage?
It is a gentle massage aimed at stimulating the circulation of lymphatic fluids. The practitioner performs a manual massage following the direction of lymph circulation. Lymphatic drainage helps eliminate toxins and cellulite, it is a detox massage for the body.
Lymphatic drainage is perfect for you if:
You want to detoxify your body.
You want to get rid of your cellulite.
How it works
For the lymphatic drainage massage, the professional arrives with their own massage table. This treatment is not recommended for pregnant women and people with a particular medical condition (if in doubt, ask your doctor for advice).
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The FAQ
Manual or machine lymphatic drainage: what are the differences?
Lymphatic drainage is a massage that is performed on all parts of the body in order to stimulate the lymph.
This massage can be performed with a machine, in an institute. You can also choose the manual technique. In this case, the masseur or the masseuse will exert pressure on different points of your body.
Manual lymphatic drainage with a wellness beauty therapist, such as at Wecasa, is done using different methods. For example, there is the Renata França method, Leduc or lympho-energy.
What is the Lymphatic System?
Before taking action and discovering the many virtues of lymphatic drainage, it is important to understand the role of this biological liquid!
To sum up, the lymph is present in all parts of the human body, it has a key role. It is used to eliminate cellular waste contained in the body such as toxins. It also helps the body to defend itself against attacks because it contains white blood cells.
When you feel weak, especially during winter periods, it can be very interesting to boost your lymphatic system.
People who are prone to the feeling of heavy legs or cellulite can also appreciate this type of treatment to boost the evacuation of toxins from the body.
What are the benefits of manual lymphatic drainage?
Manual lymphatic drainage is the perfect solution to wake up your immune system. It also has interesting virtues for the appearance of the skin and blood circulation.
For example, after the treatment, say goodbye to the feeling of heavy legs that some people may feel.
Similarly, there is a decrease in the appearance of cellulite or orange peel skin. After a drainage session, the body is more sculpted thanks to the decongestion of adipose tissue.
Finally, lymphatic drainage has shown good results in relieving the appearance of edema and preventing water retention.
How does a lymphatic massage session with Wecasa take place?
Manual lymphatic drainage at home is done like a classic body massage. First of all, your masseur or your masseuse will install his equipment for the smooth running of the treatment.
You will sit on the massage table and enjoy an hour of relaxation, just for you. In your living room.
The Wecasa beauty therapist can start the treatment by pressing with his palm on the pressure points of your body. The pressure will sometimes be gentle and sometimes more intense. For the massage to be as beneficial as possible, it will follow the direction of your lymph circulation.
When one area is worked (for example, the face), the rest of your body is covered for added comfort.
Is this treatment dangerous?
No, lymphatic drainage is not dangerous! It would be a shame to deprive you of all these many benefits.
On the other hand, there are certain cases where it is not recommended:
- asthma
- hyperthyroidism
- thrombosis
- phlebitis
- low blood pressure
- pregnant woman
Note that the advice of your doctor is always recommended for the practice of a well-being treatment. These treatments do not replace a medical massage.