Treatments

The goal of a Post OP Lymphatic Drainage Massage is to re stimulate the lymphatic system and help relieve swelling that occurs when procedures such as a cosmetic surgery (bbl, lipo 360, tummy tuck etc.) or medical surgery disrupts your lymphatic system. ( For medical surgeries, you must first have approval from your Dr before booking any MLD appointments).  

This modality is also great for Oncology Patients who have also endured a surgical procedure in removal of cancer cells/tumors as well as lymph nodes in the affected area and has received approval from their Oncologist for massages as on going treatment. 

 This Modality involves soft & gentle  pumping manipulation to activate the lymph nodes as well as a medium /firm pressure of strokes to help move the fluids to the nearest lymph nodes for internal draining, for a faster and better recovery and to prevent Fibrosis as much as possible.  UV Red Light Therapy is available for an additional fee  for any post op client to help with relief due to continuation of feeling soreness and discomfort during recovery.  

It is highly recommended that you have consistent massages

 ( 1 session every day for the first 2 weeks post op  or depending on your Surgeons's post op instructions)  follow by at least 1-2 times per week afterwards or depending on each case. Proper planning for massages will be discussed in order to receive the best post op results as possible.  

It is also  highly recommended that you must book your appointments well in advance as soon as you have locked in your surgery date. 

It is  important that the client must be extremely consistent with their compressions  and follow their surgeon's post op instructions in between each sessions during recovery.  Additional services may need to be incorporated for POST OP clients depending on each case. 

If you are NOT a post op client,   Manual Lymphatic Drainage Massage is still beneficial  to stimulate your lymph nodes  for a cleansing or detox experience.  The massage involves light - med/firm strokes to stimulate the lymphatic system to release to toxins, lactic acid and fecal matter that is withheld in your body.  This modality will help in rejuvenating your energy, reduction of brain fog, improve your sinuses etc. 

Sculpting treatments are available as an add on to your MLD Massage for an additional fee. (Please visit the Sculpting Services Page for more details.)

PLEASE NOTE: you must drink water 30 mins before each session  as well as after  to help your body flush out the lactic acid and excessive fluid. 

Fibrosis Massage is a  modality that involves breaking down fibrotic tissue also known as  fibrosis, which is a common side effect from any liposuction procedure performed. It is commonly described as  the skin  developing  ridge  texture due to possible inconsistent massages or massages performed incorrectly or due to the compression garments worn incorrectly.  Your skin surface may  feel extremely stiff and uncomfortable at times.  You may also experience some unfamiliar lumps that may develop further down your post op recovery. Lymphatic fluid may also possibly develop solidification underneath the skin. 

At this point, lymphatic massage will be necessary however, this treatment will also involve either the usage of cupping or heating  such as hot stones or other heat stimulation to break down the fibrosis.  Multiple treatments will be necessary depending on the severity. 

Fibrosis foam boards will be recommended for application under your faja in between session,  which is available for purchase for an additional fee. 

These Services involve a list of  non invasive treatments of your choice  once your are further along your post op recovery; 

 Cavitation (for fat reduction)

 Radio frequency (Skin Tightening),  & 

Vacuum Therapy (for glutes). 

It is beneficial for Post OP clients to utilize these services to continue proper maintenance to their cosmetic procedures. 

It is also beneficial for non post op clients who want to have the best self care results for their bodies going the non invasive route. 

   Each treatment of choice is followed by manual Lymphatic Drainage massage for even more effective results/maintenance. 

FOR POST OP CLIENTS:

It is recommended to start this series treatment at  a minimum  6 months  post op or further  when swelling has subsided about 90% and you are about fully recovered from your surgery  depending on your procedure. 

A plan is highly recommended  for each client (both post op & non post op ) depending on a case by case basis and the client's goals. 

Please visit the Sculpting Services  Page for  more details and Price List.  

Prenatal Massage focuses on the special needs of the mother to be as her body goes through the dramatic changes of pregnancy. It enhances the function of muscles and joints, improves circulation, and general body tone as well as relieve mental emotional and physical fatigue by managing their cortisol levels due to stress.  It also helps the mother to be in preparation for a possible  smoother labor and delivery experience.  Lymphatic Drainage massage can be incorporated in this modality  using the same light gentle strokes to help management of swelling on the hands , legs and feet. 

NOTE: This modality was designed to prepare the pregnant client for a smoother, easier delivery experience.  It is not guaranteed that it will stimulate pressure points to induce labor at your 39th-40th week of the pregnancy. 

One of the most  common type of massages performed to energize the body and improve overall health. The goal of Swedish Massage is to melt away muscle tension and increase the blood flow to your heart. Swedish Massage is extremely therapeutic as it decreases muscle toxins, increases oxygen levels in the blood, and improves flexibility in the body. It involves a variety of strokes such as effleurage, petrissage, kneading, tapotement, and friction circles. 

Add ons such as Hot Stones and paraffin wax (for hands & feet only)  are available  for an additional fee. 

A massage technique that involves the focus to mainly treat musculoskeletal issues, such as strains, tension, physical stress and chronic pain. It involves applying sustained amount of pressure using slow deep strokes, sometimes elbow techniques to target the inner layer of muscles and connective tissue. Side effects to a deep tissue massage  can involve muscle soreness and internal bruising for a couple of days afterwards; especially if the client does not receive consistent massages. 

Add ons such as Cupping or Hot Stones are availble for an additional fee.