Treatments

Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD)

MLD is a gentle, specialised massage technique that uses light, rhythmic, directional strokes to manually stimulate lymphatic vessel contractions — accelerating the clearance of fluid, protein, metabolic waste, and immune cells from the interstitial space. Essential applications include post-surgical oedema reduction (after liposuction, tummy tuck, rhinoplasty, or any cosmetic surgery), chronic lymphoedema management, and general fluid retention from travel, hormonal changes, or prolonged standing.

Endosphere Roller

The Endosphere Roller uses a rotating sphere system that applies compressive microvibration to the skin and underlying tissue. Available in two modes:

Drainage mode — stimulates lymphatic circulation, reduces puffiness and fluid retention Lifting mode — tightens and tones skin using compressive stimulation of collagen fibres

Manual lymphatic drainage can typically begin as early as 24–48 hours post-surgery (with surgeon approval) for facial procedures. For body procedures (liposuction, tummy tuck), most surgeons recommend MLD from day 3–5 post-operatively. Early drainage significantly reduces swelling, bruising duration, and fibrosis risk.

Swedish massage uses lighter effleurage (gliding) and petrissage (kneading) strokes for relaxation and general circulation improvement. Deep tissue massage applies sustained pressure to the deeper muscle layers and fascia — targeting chronic tension, adhesions, and postural imbalances. Both are available as 50-minute full-body treatments.

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