Manual Lymphatic Drainage Massage

AKA - MLD

Manual lymphatic drainage (MLD) is a gentle, rhythmic massage designed to stimulate the flow of lymph fluid and reduce swelling [1, 2]. It is widely used to treat lymphedema, manage post-surgical swelling, and relieve fluid retention. Unlike deep tissue massage, MLD uses light pressure to move fluid toward functioning lymph nodes.

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Who is this for?

Manual lymphatic drainage (MLD) is best for individuals managing lymphedema (chronic swelling), those recovering from cosmetic or orthopedic surgeries (to reduce swelling and bruising), and those seeking stress relief or nervous system regulation

  • Manual lymphatic drainage (MLD) is a specialized, gentle massage technique designed to stimulate the flow of lymph fluid through the body. It uses light, rhythmic, circular motions to stretch the skin and encourage lymphatic vessels to drain excess fluid from tissues into functioning lymph nodes.

  • It is important to note that MLD is not for everyone. You should avoid it if you have active infections, blood clots (DVT), heart disease, or kidney failure, as it can be dangerous. You can learn more about eligibility on the Cleveland Clinic guide or the UCLA Health facts page. [1, 2]

  • "Where do I even begin? I was referred to Brett a couple years ago for lymphatic massage I was in a lot of pain my very first session. He relieved the pain and it never came back. I’ve been going to him for lymphatic massages, cupping, shockwave, hot stone and my most favorite are the signature massages. He always takes care of what is bothering me at the time and I come out with so much energy. He’s very knowledgeable . He also has an apprentice Tessa, who does amazing relaxation massages. They are both incredible. I would recommend them.. Thank you for everything!"

    Former Customer

  • "I come here for my Manual Lymphatic drainage massages, as he really takes time to take care of the areas that feel more full. I will definitely keep coming back."

    Former Customer