Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) Massage

Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) is a gentle, rhythmic massage technique that stimulates the lymphatic system—an essential part of your immune and circulatory systems. By encouraging the natural movement of lymph fluid throughout the body, MLD promotes detoxification, reduces inflammation, and supports the body’s healing and recovery processes.

MLD is ideal for:
• Individuals preparing for or recovering from surgery (including cosmetic or orthopedic procedures)
• People managing chronic medical conditions like lymphedema, where lymph fluid builds up due to blocked or damaged lymph nodes
• Athletes recovering from acute sports injuries to reduce swelling and promote faster tissue repair
• Anyone looking to boost their immunity, reduce inflammation, and support long-term wellness

Clinical Care by a Trusted Professional

All MLD treatments are performed by Jessica, a Division One Registered Nurse with nearly a decade of experience in Medical and Surgical nursing, and the past five years in Emergency Medicine. With a deep understanding of human physiology and a strong focus on preventative health, condition management, and longevity, Jessica brings both clinical expertise and compassionate care to every treatment session.

You can feel confident that your body is in skilled, knowledgeable hands—whether you’re managing a medical condition, recovering from surgery, or investing in your overall health and vitality.

Feel Lighter, Heal Faster, and Strengthen Your Immune System
Book your Manual Lymphatic Drainage session with Jessica today and take a vital step toward better health.

The lymphatic system is responsible for removing toxins, waste, and excess fluid from tissues, while also transporting white blood cells to fight infection. When this system is sluggish or overloaded—due to illness, injury, surgery, or chronic conditions—it can lead to swelling, fatigue, weakened immunity, and slower healing.

Manual Lymphatic Drainage can:
• Boost immune function by up to 30%
• Improve circulation and reduce fluid retention
• Soothe the nervous system and reduce stress
• Enhance skin tone and soften tissue in preparation for surgical incisions
• Reduce scar tissue formation and support faster post-surgical healing
• Aid in recovery from acute injuries like sprains, strains, and bruising
• Support management of chronic conditions such as lymphedema, fibromyalgia, and autoimmune issues