Lymphatic massage Thessaloniki
Swelling after surgery, heavy legs, fluid retention—lymphatic massage Thessaloniki uses gentle techniques to help your body drain fluid. This helps after surgery, for lymphedema, or when regular massage isn't reducing swelling.
I'm certified in lymphatic massage and adapt treatment to your medical history and needs. Each session coordinates with your medical team for safe drainage work.
| Duration | Price | Indications |
|---|---|---|
| 30 minutes | €45 | Local edema, face |
| 45 minutes | €60 | Post-surgical support |
| 60 minutes | €75 | Full lymphatic drainage |
| 90 minutes | €100 | Cellulite + lymphatic |
What is lymphatic massage
The lymphatic system is your body's fluid management network. Unlike blood, which has the heart to pump it, lymph depends on muscle contraction and specialized massage to move through the body. When lymphatic flow slows, fluid accumulates in tissues, causing swelling, heaviness, and reduced immune function. Lymphatic massage:
- Activates lymphatic circulation: using rhythmic pressure following the path of lymph vessels
- Reduces edema: helps fluid leave tissues, especially valuable after surgery
- Supports detoxification: assists the body in eliminating metabolic waste and toxins
- Improves cellulite appearance: better circulation combined with massage reduces the dimpled look
Medical reasons to consider lymphatic massage
- Post-surgical recovery: after plastic, orthopedic, gynecological surgeries
- Lymphedema: primary or secondary (for instance, after mastectomy)
- Cellulite: improved microcirculation and lymphatic drainage reduce appearance
- Chronic congestion: from sedentary life, travel, hormonal imbalances
- Cardiac or renal issues: with medical monitoring and approval, lymphatic massage may provide gentle support
When lymphatic massage is not appropriate
Lymphatic massage is not indicated in:
- Acute inflammatory swelling
- Active infection or fever
- Cardiac failure without medical oversight
- Thrombosis or phlebitis
- Active cancer treatment (without explicit medical approval)
Medical disclaimer
Lymphatic massage is supportive, not curative. It supports medical care but doesn't replace physician guidance. After surgery, follow your surgeon's timeline. I work with physical therapists and physicians to apply treatment safely.
Booking and contact
To arrange a lymphatic massage session, phone +306942794956 or email [email protected]. We're at Varnali 5, Sykies, Thessaloniki.
What you'll notice
Lymphatic massage feels different from deep tissue work. The pressure is light and gentle. Many clients notice reduced swelling within hours of a session. For post-surgical swelling, most see steady improvement over a series of treatments. For chronic edema or cellulite, sustained results come from regular sessions combined with movement and hydration.
Frequently asked questions
How much does lymphatic massage cost?
Prices are: €45 (30 minutes), €60 (45 minutes), €75 (60 minutes), €100 (90 minutes). For post-surgical series, discounted packages are available.
When can I start lymphatic massage after surgery?
Depends on surgery type. Generally, 7-10 days after surgery with surgeon approval. For mastectomy or orthopedic cases, treatment begins when cleared by physician.
Is lymphatic massage painful?
No, characterized by gentle, relaxing movements. Pressure is light, unlike deep therapeutic massage.
How many sessions are needed for cellulite?
For visible results, 8-12 sessions (1-2 per week) combined with proper nutrition and hydration are recommended.
Is a medical prescription required?
Not required, but in post-surgical cases, treating physician approval is requested for treatment safety.
