Lymphatic drainage massage in Luton
Lymphatic drainage massage is a very light, rhythmic massage that supports natural lymph flow. At NUR Therapy in Luton it is available for the face and neck, the stomach only, or the full body including the face, always women-only.
Lymphatic Drainage Treatments at NUR Therapy in Luton
- Lymphatic Drainage Massage (Face & Neck Only) — A gentle, targeted treatment focusing on the face and neck to support natural fluid movement and facial clarity for women in a calm, private setting.
- Lymphatic Drainage Massage (FULL Body including Face) — A gentle, rhythmic full-body and facial treatment supporting the body's natural fluid balance — now including complimentary Negative Pressure Suction therapy on the body (usually a paid add-on elsewhere), for women in Bedfordshire.
- Lymphatic Drainage Massage (Legs ONLY) — A focused, gentle manual treatment designed to support the body's natural fluid balance and promote a feeling of lightness in the lower limbs for women in Luton and Bedfordshire.
- Lymphatic Drainage Massage (Stomach ONLY) — A gentle, women-only massage focusing on the abdominal area to support the body’s natural fluid balance and digestive wellbeing in a private Luton setting.
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What does lymphatic drainage massage do?
It uses very light, rhythmic strokes to encourage the natural movement of lymph fluid. Many people find it helps with puffiness, fluid retention and a feeling of heaviness.
How often should you have lymphatic drainage massage?
For a noticeable difference, weekly sessions over several weeks are common. NUR Therapy offers a 6 Treatment Package for the stomach-only treatment, taken one treatment per week over six consecutive weeks.
Is lymphatic drainage massage painful?
No. The pressure is deliberately very light, far lighter than a Swedish massage, because lymph vessels sit close to the surface of the skin.
Who should avoid lymphatic drainage massage?
It is not suitable during an active infection or fever, or with certain heart, kidney or circulatory conditions. Speak to your GP first and complete the consultation form so suitability can be checked.