What might I notice?
It may help swelling in appropriate circumstances. People without lymphedema may not notice meaningful benefits.
GENTLE BODYWORK
Lymphatic Drainage Massage
Lymphatic drainage massage uses light, specialized techniques. Contact the clinic before booking after surgery or for a medical condition. The booking menu lists student and licensed professional appointments separately.
Choose the service, provider and available time in Mangomint.
KNOW BEFORE YOU GO
Your visit, explained.
Lymphatic drainage uses light, deliberate movements to help move lymph fluid. It is different from deep-pressure muscle massage.
Before your visit
Discuss the cause of swelling and any surgery. Disclose blood clots, infection, fever, heart disease or kidney failure before treatment.
After your visit
Continue medically prescribed compression and other care. Report nausea, headache, fatigue or worsening symptoms to your provider.
Possible side effects
Some people feel tired or nauseated. Certain conditions make drainage unsuitable; unexplained swelling needs medical assessment.
When should I return?
A medical care plan determines treatment for lymphedema. General wellness visits should be reviewed according to response.
About this information & sources
General educational information. Your practitioner reviews your health history, the treatment and an individual follow-up plan. Updated October 10, 2026.
ASK US ANYTHING
Common questions.
Are there different provider options?
Yes. The current menu separately lists student therapist and licensed professional appointments.
Can I book after surgery?
Speak with your treating clinician and the clinic before booking. Do not assume a massage is suitable after a procedure.
What is the starting price?
The current 60-minute student therapist session is listed at $60, and the licensed professional session at $70.
Is this a deep tissue massage?
No. Lymphatic drainage uses gentle pressure rather than deep work on muscles.
Can I book after surgery?
Speak with your surgical team first; timing and suitability depend on your procedure and recovery.
Does it replace lymphedema care?
No. It may be one part of care, alongside measures such as prescribed compression.
Will I see an immediate change?
Not necessarily. If treatment is not helping, discuss other options with your healthcare provider.
MORE TO EXPLORE
Other service styles.
Swedish Massage
Massage using long strokes and kneading. Choose 60, 90 or 120 minutes.
Chinese Tuina
A 60-minute session of traditional Chinese massage and bodywork.
Deep Tissue Massage
Slower, focused massage with pressure adjusted to your comfort.
Ready for your visit?
Choose your provider and time, or ask us a question first.
