A gentle, rhythmic massage that supports drainage and reduces puffiness
Lymphatic drainage massage is a light-touch technique that uses gentle, rhythmic strokes to encourage the natural movement of lymph fluid through the body. Unlike deep-tissue massage, the pressure is intentionally light — the lymphatic system sits close to the skin's surface, so it responds best to a soft, guided touch.
At SNC, this treatment is often used as a stand-alone session to reduce bloating and puffiness, or paired with treatments like cavitation, RF or Madero therapy to support the body's response and help maintain results between sessions.
Helps ease bloating and puffiness, leaving the body feeling lighter.
A popular complement after body contouring sessions to support the body's natural process.
The rhythmic strokes encourage healthy blood and lymph flow.
A gentle, calming session that many clients describe as one of their favorite parts of their program.
Your specialist checks in on any areas of concern and explains the session.
Light, rhythmic pressure is applied following the natural direction of lymph flow.
You'll receive simple guidance — like hydration — to support results after your session.
Every body responds differently — this is a general guide, not a guarantee. Your specialist will set realistic expectations at your consultation.
Many clients feel noticeably lighter and less puffy immediately after their massage.
Regular sessions can help the body maintain better fluid balance, especially when paired with hydration and movement.
When combined with treatments like cavitation or Madero therapy, drainage sessions help support and maintain those results between visits.
Not at all — it's one of our gentlest treatments, using light pressure throughout.
Sessions typically run 45–60 minutes, depending on the areas covered.
It can support skin tone and circulation, and is often combined with treatments like Madero therapy or RF for a more complete approach.
This varies by goal — some clients book weekly during an active program, others monthly for general wellbeing.
It's well tolerated by most clients, though certain health conditions call for extra care — your specialist will review this with you during your consultation.
No — lymphatic drainage addresses fluid retention and puffiness, not fat. It's a comfort and recovery treatment, not a weight-loss method.
Yes, many clients book it directly after — your specialist can advise on the best order for your specific program.
Generally yes, since the pressure is very light — mention any skin conditions during your consultation.
The techniques and pressure are specifically designed to follow lymphatic pathways, rather than working muscle tissue the way a classic massage does.
