Lymphatic drainage was developed by Dr. Vodder in France in the 1930s and first presented in its current form. Its aim is to remove stagnant tissue fluid through lymphatic vessels via the connective tissue of the skin using special grip techniques. The lymph is not only responsible for optimal drainage, but is also the carrier of the organism’s entire defence system. Characteristics of this treatment are the gentle pressure, the slow pace of work and the special grip techniques.
Areas of application
For oedema and injuries After removal of plaster casts For haematomas, especially after fractures For vein complaints Swelling of parts of the body after cancer operations For painful muscle tension (head, neck) For general relaxation, decongestion and purification
50 min | € 60,-