Depending on your level of muscle tension, you may feel some temporary discomfort. Your practitioner will guide you through the process and help you breathe into areas of tightness to it always feels safe and supportive.

It depends on your goals. Some clients come once or twice a month for maintenance, while others book a series of sessions close together to address a specific concern like swelling, tension, or skin renewal.

Lymphatic drainage helps reduce puffiness, supports detoxification, boosts circulation, and strengthens the immune system. Many clients notice improved energy, reduced water retention, and an overall sense of lightness after a session.

Yes — but timing is important. To ensure the best results and protect your treatment, it’s recommended to wait at least 2 weeks after receiving botox and or filler before booking a facial or buccal massage. This gives the product time to settle properly so you can enjoy the full benefits of both your cosmetic treatment and your massage.

Yes — lymphatic drainage can be incredibly supportive for healing after surgery, as it helps reduce swelling, improve circulation, and encourage gentle detoxification. To keep your recovery safe, it’s best to wait at least 3 months post operation (and with your doctor’s approval) before booking a session. Once your body is ready, this treatment can be a beautiful aid in your recovery journey.

Yes — facial massage can be a wonderful complement once your skin has fully healed. After medical facials such as microneedling, chemical peels, or laser treatments, it’s important to allow enough recovery time. Typically, this means waiting about 2 weeks but always follow your provider’s guidance for what’s best for your skin. Once healed, facial massage can support circulation, boost skin vitality, and enhance your treatment results.

Yes, most treatments are safe durng pregnancy with permission from your doctor. They can generally be received until the second trimester, or as long as you are comfortably able to lie on your back.

** The only exception is our Brazilian Lymphatic Massage, which cannot be performed during pregnancy