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Lymphatic Drainage
Shoeburyness

Support your natural flow - Feel lighter, refreshed & rebalanced

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When Lymphatic flow becomes less efficient, fluid can build up, which may leave you feeling

puffy, bloated, heavy or sluggish.

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Your Lymphatic System is constantly working behind the scenes - helping to regulate fluid levels, transport waste products and support your immune system. Lymphatic massage can support this natural process while leaving you feeling lighter, refreshed and more comfortable in your body.

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From the gentle, rhythmic techniques of Manual Lymphatic Drainage, to the more dynamic, sculpting approach of Brazilian Lymphatic Drainage, each treatment offers a different way to support your body and how you want to feel.

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Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD)

40 minutes £40

60 minutes £60

75 minutes £70

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A gentle, precise and rhythmic therapy using light, flowing movements to encourage natural lymphatic flow and support the body's drainage processes.

 

Beneficial when you're feeling heavy, sluggish or puffy, or after long periods of sitting, standing or travelling.

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MLD may help reduce fluid retention and ease pain, leaving a lighter more comfortable feeling in the body

 

Treatments can be tailored to specific areas of concern.

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For a full body treatment, 75 minutes is recommended.

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Brazilian Lymphatic Drainage (BLD) with Maderotherapy

40 minutes £45

60 minutes £65

75 minutes £75

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A dynamic, sculpting-focused treatment combining Brazilian lymphatic drainage with Maderotherapy (wood therapy).

 

Faster, rhythmic massage techniques and specialist wooden tools work together to stimulate circulation, encourage lymphatic flow and mobilise excess fluid, while enhancing your body’s natural contours.

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Helps to ease bloating and improve circulation while leaving the skin looking smoother, firmer and more toned. May also temporarily improve the appearance of cellulite.

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Treatments can be tailored to areas including:  

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  • Abdomen

  • Waist

  • Legs

  • Glutes

  • Hips

  • Thighs

  • Arms

  • Back ​

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