Lymphatic drainage

Lymphatic drainage

Lymphatic drainage is a special massage technique that aims to improve the flow of lymph in the body. Lymph is a fluid that is part of the lymphatic system and plays an important role in removing toxins, metabolic waste and excess fluid from the body's tissues. Lymphatic drainage uses gentle massage and compression movements to help move lymph toward the lymph nodes, where it can be further cleansed and filtered.

When to use the service?

The lymphatic drainage technique can be used to reduce swelling, improve lymphatic circulation, support the immune system and reduce inflammation. It is often used as an adjunctive therapy for post-surgical conditions, chronic lymphedema, cellulite, and in cosmetic treatments to improve skin conditions.

Contraindications

• Skin diseases,
• arterial hypertension,
• atherosclerosis,
• inflammatory conditions of the joints,
• thrombophlebitis,
• established hematomas in the extremities,
• tumors,
• inflammation of the lymphatic vessels,
• kidney or heart failure, lesions of blood vessels (varicose veins).

Indications

The indication for the service is the presence of lymphedema in the patient. This one can be caused by:

• trauma,
• prolonged immobilization,
• mastectomy,
• infectious or parasitic diseases,
• degenerative diseases,
• skin diseases,
• diseases of the nervous system,
• certain cancers,
• diabetes,
• drug-induced lymphadenopathy,
• circulatory insufficiency.

How it works?

• From among the specialists' schedules, choose a convenient service date and add it to your cart.
• Pay attention to the information about the place of performance and the specialist performing the service - by clicking on his name, you can check, among other things, specialties, the age of the patients you receive and the foreign languages he speaks.
• You will receive a confirmation of your purchase at the email address you specify.
• Entering your PESEL number is not required, but by using it you will reduce the time it takes to register your appointment at the reception desk.