Get a Manual Lymphatic Drainage Massage After Facial Surgery for Best Results

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MLD After Facial Procedures Facial procedures are helpful in improving a person’s aesthetic appearance. These procedures can make a person look younger and improve the appearance of the skin. Most facial procedures are invasive and lead to many side effects. This includes swelling, bruising, formation of scar tissue, pain, etc. Manual lymphatic drainage massage can help facilitate quick recovery after facial procedures. Lymphatic Drainage Massage Clinic is a massage center that offers different types of massages. Jakki Bosco, a licensed massage therapist with vast experience, runs the clinic. The various kinds of massages offered include manual lymphatic drainage massage, pre-natal massage, therapeutic massage, Swedish massage, etc. She is a certified lymphatic drainage therapist. What is Manual Lymphatic Drainage Massage? Manual lymphatic drainage massage (LMD) is a gentle and rhythmic massage…
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Breast Cancer: Manual Lymphatic Drainage Massage After Chemo Treatment

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MLD After Chemo Breast cancer-related lymphedema (BCRL) is a condition that can affect 1 out of 5 people who received treatment for breast cancer. Your lymphatic system plays an essential role in your immunity. During chemo treatment, medical professionals often have to remove lymph nodes near the cancerous region. However, this prevents lymph, a fluid in your body from circulating, increasing the risk of suffering from lymphedema. It can occur right after the chemo treatment. However, there are cases of it happening months or years after the life-saving procedure. This condition can have a significant negative impact on the quality of your life. How do you know if you have BCRL? You may notice swelling on your arm closest to where the medical professionals removed the lymph nodes during treatment.…
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Commonly-Asked Questions About MLD Therapy

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What is the best way to boost the lymphatic system after surgery? The best way for you to boost your lymphatic system after surgery is through a lymphatic drainage massage. It is a simple yet elegant technique that encourages the flow of lymph and toxins out of the body. Apart from that, there are some other ways to boost the lymphatic system as well. This includes mitigating stress, proper hydration, dry-brushing, a healthy diet, getting adequate sleep, exercise, and reducing toxins in products. What happens during the lymphatic drainage massage? Manual lymphatic drainage is a gentle form of massage that involves using specific motions and amount of pressure for stimulating lymph flow. The goal of the massage is to move fluid from your swollen area to an area where the…
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MLD Post-Operative Massage Therapy for Liposuction and Body Contouring

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MLD Post-Operative Massage Therapy  Body contouring procedures have been extremely popular for the past decade. With the technological advancements and a wide range of available options, people have been becoming more open to these surgeries. Some of the most common plastic surgery techniques include arm lift, liposuction, tummy tucks, mommy makeovers, etc. However, these surgeries are a big investment of money and time. So, if you are seeking out these services, you want maximum results and post-surgical support. This is where post-operative massage therapy comes into play. They can help in stimulating nutrients, oxygen, and lymph flow in order to promote cellular healing. At our mobile Massage Clinic, we have a wide range of post-operative massage therapy options that can help you recover effectively and faster after your body contouring…
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Worried About Covid? Lymphatic Drainage Massage (MLD) Helps Maintain a Healthy Immune System

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Lymphatic Drainage Massage Will Boost Your Immune System The lymphatic system is an important part of the body’s immune system. With lymph nodes scattered across the body, it acts as a sewage system by flushing out fluids from the blood vessels. If this system gets damaged due to surgery or chemotherapy, fluid accumulation can cause swelling in the arms and legs. This problem can be addressed by manual massaging to encourage movement and eventual elimination. How it works? As the heart pumps blood through veins and blood vessels, the lymph nodes and system move fluids with the help of muscles in different regions. People can develop lymphedema due to infection, removal of lymph nodes and even cancer. A licensed massage therapist with experience in this area can help. Massage reduces…
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