Service Description

Service Details: - Manual Lymphatic Drainage: Gentle techniques to stimulate lymphatic flow, eliminate toxins, and reduce puffiness in the face while enhancing skin tone. - Facelift Massage: Incorporates effective lifting techniques that promote circulation and firmness, leaving your skin looking refreshed and rejuvenated. - Scalp Massage: Includes a relaxing scalp massage that relieves tension and enhances the entire experience, promoting relaxation and mental clarity. - Restorative Cleanse & Hydration: Experience a professional cleansing and hydrating facial treatment, featuring hot towel therapy to open your pores and provide deep nourishment. *Manual lymphatic drainage (MLD) massage therapy has specific contraindications where it should be avoided to ensure patient safety and prevent complications. These contraindications include: 1. Acute infections: Active infections, including bacterial, viral, or fungal infections, can be exacerbated by lymphatic drainage. 2. Inflammation: Conditions characterized by acute inflammation, such as cellulitis or inflammation from injury, should not be treated with MLD. 3. Thrombosis: Any history or presence of deep vein thrombosis (DVT) or blood clots poses a significant risk, as MLD can potentially dislodge clots. 4. Cardiovascular issues: Severe heart conditions, congestive heart failure, or any serious circulatory problems can be worsened by manipulating lymphatic flow. 5. Cancer: MLD should generally be avoided in areas with active cancer or metastasis because it could promote the spread of cancer cells. 6. Severe allergies: Patients with severe allergic reactions, particularly those that may have underlying respiratory issues, should avoid MLD until stabilized. 7. Recent surgery or trauma: Areas that have undergone surgical procedures or experienced trauma should not be treated until fully healed. 8. Kidney problems: Severe kidney disorders can affect fluid excretion, so MLD may be contraindicated. 9. Neurological conditions: Certain neurological conditions, depending on the patient's overall health and specific symptoms, may warrant caution. 10. Skin conditions: Eczematous skin conditions or severe dermatitis may worsen due to the massage. It is essential for individuals to consult with a healthcare professional before undergoing manual lymphatic drainage therapy, especially if they have preexisting health concerns or conditions that could alter the benefits or risks of the treatment.