Brazilian Lymphatic Drainage – Your Summer Body Starts Here

The treatment typically involves the client being undressed to their underwear and covered with a towel. The client is comfortably positioned on their back on a massage table or a similar surface, with their legs elevated. The therapist will begin by treating the body step by step, starting from the central areas of the body and working outward toward the hands, feet, and face. The lymphatic pathways are opened gradually from the center to the periphery. The treatment is soothing and completely painless.
Depending on the indication, regular therapy sessions are recommended. Adequate fluid intake, movement, sufficient sleep, and a healthy, high-quality diet will support the therapy’s effectiveness over time.

The manual decongestion therapy involves the entire body. The flow of lymph is manually regulated, with areas where lymph accumulates being gently drained multiple times. Essentially, the body is treated inch by inch.
The presence of lymph edema, your personal preferences, or the general physical condition are factors that influence the treatment duration. As a general guideline: A full-body treatment lasts approximately 120 minutes. A partial body treatment (e.g., lymphatic drainage for the legs, upper body, or for the shoulders, neck, and face) typically lasts at least 60 minutes.

The price for our Brazilian lymphatic drainage is competitively priced compared to other providers. It costs the same as other treatment techniques and is available starting at 69 Euros.

There are certain situations in which Brazilian lymphatic drainage is not recommended or could even be harmful. It should be avoided in the following health conditions:
Infections: If you have an infection, lymphatic drainage may contribute to the spread of the infection. Tumors: Lymphatic drainage should be avoided for individuals with tumors in the lymphatic system, as it could potentially cause the tumors to spread. Bleeding disorders: For individuals with blood clotting disorders, lymphatic drainage should be avoided as it may increase the risk of bleeding. Open wounds: If you have open wounds or areas of inflamed skin, lymphatic drainage should be avoided, as it may increase the risk of infection. If you are unsure whether lymphatic drainage is suitable for you, it’s best to consult with a doctor or healthcare professional. They will be able to advise whether lymphatic drainage is appropriate for your specific condition.

Generally, lymphatic drainage is considered a safe and effective treatment. However, there are some potential side effects that may occur in rare cases:
Skin irritation: Irritation or redness of the skin can occur, especially if the massage is performed too firmly. This is why it is important to have the massage done by trained professionals, such as the Soulhouse experts.
Pain: Some individuals may experience mild discomfort or pain during or after the massage.
Infections: While the risk of infection is low, if the skin is damaged or injured, there is a higher risk.
If any side effects occur, it is always advisable to consult with a healthcare professional.

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