Manual Lymphatic Drainage Melbourne

What is the Lymphatic System?

The lymphatic system is our body’s defence in fighting infections, detoxifying the body and transporting the metabolic waste, excess fluid, toxins and bacteria out of the body. We each carry this decongestion through different parts of the body and in different volumes.

How Long Does Manual Lymphatic Drainage Take?

As each Melbourne Manual Lymphatic Drainage facial massage treatment is tailored to your needs, it can take anywhere between thirty minutes and an hour, depending on the areas being drained and the volume targeted.

Is the Treatment Painful?

Not at all. In fact, most people find the nature of this Manual Lymphatic Drainage facial massage to be relaxing.

Is There Any Downtime?

No. Your skin will have a warm, pinkish glow that may last up to 24 hours following your Manual Lymphatic Drainage facial massage in Melbourne. You can apply mineral makeup immediately after the treatment if desired.

Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) is a precise, relaxing massage technique using mild mechanical stretching of the connective tissue. This lymphatic drainage facial massage motion facilitates the decongestion of lymph ducts, encouraging the natural circulation of the lymph through the body. Manual Lymphatic Drainage Facial Massage in Melbourne also stimulates the lymphatic system to absorb and transport lymph more effectively to functioning lymph nodes, where it is cleaned of toxins and other debris and carries vital substances to areas where it is needed. This process supports our body’s ability to rejuvenate and establish resistance to all types of stress placed on it, thus hastening healing times.

Our qualified clinicians at Liberty Belle Skin Centre have the skills and experience to offer Dr Moss’ surgical clients Manual Lymphatic Drainage massage, which may support optimising and speeding up recovery whilst reducing post-surgical swelling and inflammation. Ask our clinicians how Manual Lymphatic Drainage facial massage in Melbourne can work with your planned treatments or as a standalone treatment, depending on your needs.

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