Lymph Drainage Therapy
Boise, ID
Improve energy, immune response, and much more
Experience the transformative power of a lymph drainage treatment
Do you struggle with sluggish digestion, persistent fatigue, brain fog, or frequent headaches? Or maybe your allergies in Idaho are in constant overdrive and you’re frustrated trying to find relief.
These are all signs your lymphatic system is asking for help.
It’s people like you we can’t wait to introduce to lymph drainage. A gentle, but powerful therapy that uses subtle strokes to encourage, amplify, and direct the natural flow of lymph (fluid) throughout your body – eliminating toxins, metabolic waste, and excess fluid.
- Reduce swelling (edema)
- Relieve inflammation & skin conditions
- Reduce headaches & sinus congestion
- Encourage tissue repair & healing
- Boost immune system
- Reduce chronic pain
- Improve nutrient absorption & digestion
- Enhance detoxification
- Promote relaxation & well-being
- And more
During your session, an expert therapist will work with the lymphatic vessels, pathways, and connective tissue to improve circulation where your body needs it most.
A congested lymphatic system can lead to an array of health concerns
As the body’s key system responsible for collecting and removing harmful toxins, pathogens, and excess fluid,
the lymphatic system plays a critical role in the function of nearly every system in your body.
By recognizing and prioritizing the importance of a healthy lymphatic system, you can take proactive steps to support its function and protect your overall health.
Pre and Post Surgery
Lymph drainage is recommended 48-72 hours prior to surgery and as soon as 24-48 hours post-op, with physician approval.
Pre-surgery – detoxifies and prepares the tissue, decreases swelling, stimulates the immune system, and promotes a cleaner surgical site.
Post-surgery – aids in detoxification, prevents infection, alleviates pain and spasms, decreases swelling, increases circulation, and improves healing.
Seasonal Allergies
Lymph drainage therapy promotes the circulation and filtration of lymph fluid, which in turn helps regulate the immune system and moderate its response to allergens in your environment.
Immune System Health
Promoting the circulation of healthy fluid throughout your lymphatic system enhances the transport of immune cells responsible for strengthening your body’s defense mechanisms and reducing the risk of infection.
Lymph Drainage even provides a natural “facelift” effect.
Flushing excess fluid and trapped waste leaves your skin with a more firm, toned, and radiant appearance.
Therapy that goes beyond mere symptom relief
You may be wondering if lymph drainage therapy can help you. And the answer is yes, it can!
It is beneficial for both immediate relief and long-term health.
Lymph work continues working long after your session ends. As your body maintains the increased rate of lymph flow for 24-48 hours after your session, it’s not uncommon to wake up the next day feeling remarkably better or with symptoms completely improved. And even with just one treatment, your lymphatic system will be functioning more effectively for weeks after your session.
With continued treatments, additional areas of fluid stagnation can be addressed to further support a healthy lymphatic system which can improve how you look and feel overall.
Lymph Drainage Therapy
Pricing
GWEN
60 Minutes: $135
75 Minutes: $165
90 Minutes: $195
120 Minutes: $255
MARISA
60 Minutes: $120
75 Minutes: $145
90 Minutes: $170
120 Minutes: $220
Boost your immune system, energy, and health.
Give yourself the relief and revitalization you need. Book now and discover the difference it can make in your health today.
“I had a wonderful experience with a lymphatic massage from Gwen to help with some detoxing. It was so powerful. Deeply relaxing and ended with a deep tissue massage since I booked a longer session. Gwen’s ability to go from the subtle touch of lymphatic work to deep tissue was so fluid and natural. The light touch of the lymphatic work reminded me of butterflies resting on my skin, gently opening and closing their wings. So healing and sweet.”
“I had a Lymphatic Drainage Massage yesterday, it was definitely the best one I’ve ever had in my life. Gwen and her whole team at Whole Being Massage are amazing. They all know what they’re doing, and you can feel that they do it with a lot of knowledge and love. I sure recommend this place.”
“I’ve had a couple of lymphatic massages with Gwen. She is amazing and extremely knowledgeable! While many benefits come from lymphatic massage, my most surprising result has been finally gaining my smell back. Despite many efforts after having COVID-19, I never gained my smell back. I’m extremely grateful and am excited to continue with lymphatic massage sessions.”
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the lymphatic system work?
Excess fluid in your body’s tissue is collected by small lymph capillaries and then filtered by the lymph nodes before being returned to the cardiovascular system (via the thoracic duct).
However, unlike the heart, the lymphatic system does not have a central pump to circulate fluid – making it easy for lymphatic circulation to become stagnant with inactivity, illness, or injury.
Movement of lymph is dependent on one-way valves and tiny spiral muscles located inside the larger vessels, along with the capillary (or suction) action and contraction of your diaphragm and skeletal muscles when you breathe and move.
What chronic conditions can benefit from lymphatic therapy?
By decreasing tissue-fluid stagnation and inhibiting overactive pain receptors, this treatment is able to offer a holistic solution to help manage and alleviate pain.
What are the symptoms of a poorly functioning lymphatic system?
Additionally, if you’re stressed, injured, recovering from illness or surgery, or just experiencing the natural signs of aging, chances are your lymphatic system may not be functioning optimally and could benefit from some assistance.
Are there risks associated with receiving lymph drainage treatments?
If you have any medical concerns it’s always recommended to speak with your health provider first.
Are there side effects I may experience after a lymphatic session?
If you’re someone who has a high toxic load or a very sensitive system, it’s best to start with shorter sessions to see how your body responds.
Does lymphatic work hurt? What does it feel like?
Lymph drainage activates your parasympathetic response (“rest and digest”) and diminishes the sympathetic response (“fight or flight”), so your body can rest and heal.