Ekaterina RMT, R,ac and Lymphatic Drainage

1. What is a facial lymphatic drainage massage and how does it work?

This treatment uses very engaging , rhythmic manual techniques (sometimes with tools like gua sha or facial cupping) to gently stimulate the lymphatic system in the face and neck, encouraging lymph fluid to move away from areas of puffiness and toward lymph nodes where it can be drained from the body. It’s sometimes called a “natural facelift” because of how it can contour and refresh the face.

2. What are the benefits of a face lymphatic massage?

• Reduced puffiness and under-eye swelling
• Improved circulation and brighter complexion
• Relief from jaw tension or TMJ tightness
• Skin that looks more toned and contoured
• A relaxing, nervous system soothing and detoxifying experience
  

3. How often should I get one to see results?

People often ask whether one session will be enough or if regular appointments are needed. Some providers recommend regular sessions (e.g., every 4–6 weeks), but frequency can vary based on your goals and skin concerns. Another approach is to get 5-10 sessions per year to maintain long term results and repear it every year.

5. Does it hurt?

Clients often ask about discomfort. True lymphatic drainage is meant to be medium to gentle pressure and should not be painful. If it’s performed with deep pressure or incorrectly, it can feel uncomfortable — which many people online also note as a common misconception or bad experience.

6. Is it safe? Are there risks or contraindications?

People often worry about safety:

• It’s generally safe for most healthy clients.
• Avoid if you have active infections, open wounds, serious health conditions (like blood clots), or recent cosmetic injections (as massage can move fillers) — many spas have specific waiting periods after Botox or fillers.

Book today with me at Rosedale in Toronto your Face Lymphatic Experience and its covered with RMT benefits.

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