Lymphatic Drainage

Manual Lymphatic Drainage (Vodder Method)

Available upon request

Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) is a gentle, structured technique designed to encourage the movement of lymph fluid and support healthy fluid balance within the body.

Using the Vodder method, light and methodical strokes assist the body’s natural recovery processes, making it particularly appropriate for post-surgical swelling or localized fluid retention.

Sessions are distinct from Myofascial Release and Zen Shiatsu in both pressure and sequencing. The work is precise, controlled, and deeply calming.

Common Reasons Clients Seek MLD

• Post-surgical swelling (with physician clearance)

• Lymphedema management

• Sinus congestion

• Localized fluid retention

• Inflammatory swelling

The Vodder method is widely regarded as one of the most established approaches to Manual Lymphatic Drainage. Its structured, light-pressure application makes it appropriate for sensitive or post-surgical conditions when cleared by your physician.

In some cases, gentle lymphatic techniques may also be integrated into a broader session when clinically appropriate.

Considering Manual Lymphatic Drainage?

If you are recovering from surgery or have been advised to seek lymphatic support, please indicate your need for Manual Lymphatic Drainage when booking.