Lymphatic Drainage Compression in Edmonds, WA
Tired of feeling heavy, swollen, or sluggish? Find relief with a gentle yet powerful Lymphatic Drainage Compression treatment at 212 Med Spa in Edmonds, WA.
Our full-body compression therapy revitalizes your lymphatic system, enhances detoxification, improves circulation, and banishes inflammation.
Ready to feel lighter and more energized?
What is Lymphatic Drainage Compression?
Lymphatic Drainage Compression is a non-invasive therapeutic method that uses specialized compression coverings (full suits, boots, and sleeves) to gently and rhythmically compress different areas of the body.
This external pressure mimics the natural muscle contractions that help move lymph fluid throughout the body. The lymphatic system is a crucial part of your immune and circulatory systems, responsible for collecting waste, toxins, and excess fluid from your tissues and transporting them to the lymph nodes for filtration.
When the lymphatic system becomes sluggish or blocked, it can lead to a feeling of heavy arms or legs, swelling, and a buildup of toxins. Lymphatic Drainage Compression addresses these issues by encouraging the natural flow of lymph fluid.
Lymphatic Drainage is used to treat or support:
- Lymphedema (swelling caused by a blockage in the lymphatic system)
- Post-surgical swelling and fluid retention
- Inflammation related to various health conditions
- Poor circulation
- Detoxification
- A general feeling of heaviness or fatigue
- Enhanced detoxification: By stimulating the flow of lymph fluid, Lymphatic Drainage Compression helps your body to remove waste products and toxins more efficiently. This can contribute to a greater sense of energy and overall well-being. The lymphatic system plays a vital role in immune function, and supporting its efficient drainage can aid in the body’s natural detoxification processes.
Benefits of Lymphatic Drainage Compression:
- Reduced swelling and inflammation: One of the primary benefits of Lymphatic Drainage Compression is its ability to reduce swelling and inflammation. The controlled pressure applied by the compression suit, boots, or sleeves encourages the movement of excess fluid out of the tissues and back into the lymphatic vessels for drainage. This can provide significant relief for anyone experiencing lymphedema, post-operative swelling, or general inflammation.
- Improved circulation: The rhythmic compression and release action of the Lymphatic Drainage Compression pieces not only benefits the lymphatic system but can also improve blood circulation. This external pressure encourages blood flow back toward the heart, which can be particularly beneficial for people with poor circulation in the extremities. Healthy blood flow is essential for delivering oxygen and nutrients throughout the body.
Restore with 212 Med Spa
Step into 212 Med Spa and discover what truly effective wellness therapies feel like in an environment designed for your comfort and peace of mind. Nestled in Edmonds, WA, our wellness sanctuary blends luxury with cutting-edge longevity services, offering bespoke experiences tailored to your unique rejuvenation journey.
Whether you seek our Elemental Services, like Lymphatic Drainage, or indulge in our Premium Services that represent the pinnacle of luxurious wellness, our dedicated team crafts each treatment as your personal path to vitality. Clients choose 212 for our commitment to transformative results delivered in a tranquil environment where well-being is an art form.
Our Lymphatic Drainage Compression service is administered by trained professionals who prioritize your comfort and safety. We understand the importance of a healthy lymphatic system for overall vitality and are here to help you experience how it can completely change the way you feel in your body.
We take a holistic approach to wellness, offering complementary therapies like IV Therapy and Infrared Sauna to further enhance your well-being.
Lymphatic Drainage FAQ
What’s the difference between manual lymphatic drainage and lymphatic drainage with a suit?
Manual lymphatic drainage is a specialized massage technique performed by a therapist using light pressure and specific movements to encourage lymph flow. Lymphatic Drainage Compression uses a specialized suit, boots, or sleeves that apply controlled, sequential pressure to different parts of the body, mimicking the effects of manual massage. While both methods improve lymphatic drainage, the compression suit, boots, or sleeves offer a treatment that can be more time-efficient. Some may benefit from a combination of both manual and compression therapies as part of their treatment plan.
Who should not get lymphatic drainage compression?
While Lymphatic Drainage Compression is generally safe, it is not recommended for people managing certain health conditions, including:
- Active deep vein thrombosis (DVT)
- Acute infections
- Severe heart failure
- Kidney failure
- Untreated cancer
It is crucial to discuss your medical history with our team at 212 Med Spa to determine if Lymphatic Drainage Compression is right for you.
What should I expect at my appointment?
During your Lymphatic Drainage Compression session at 212 Med Spa, you will lie comfortably while our trained technician helps you into the full-body compression pieces of your choosing. The pieces will then inflate and deflate in a sequential pattern, applying gentle pressure to the area of your body you’ve chosen to treat (most people come in for legs). The treatment is typically relaxing, and most 212 clients feel a gentle squeezing sensation. A session usually lasts between 30 to 60 minutes.
What other services at 212 pair well with lymphatic drainage compression?
Lymphatic Drainage Compression can be a valuable addition to a comprehensive wellness plan. It pairs well with other detoxification and circulation-boosting therapies offered at 212 Med Spa, includuing:
- Cryotherapy: To further reduce inflammation and promote circulation.
- Infrared Sauna: To promote detoxification through sweating and improve circulation.
Are you interested in Lymphatic Drainage Compression for reducing swelling, improving circulation, or enhancing detoxification? Tell us more!
