Manual Lymph Drainage (Dr. Vodder)
Feel lightness in your body and restore balance with lymphatic drainage
MANUAL LYMPH DRAINAGE
Lymphatic drainage according to Dr. Vodder – natural support for your health and recovery
- postoperative and traumatic edema
- lymphedema
- venous disorders
- post-mastectomy
Lymphatic drainage according to Dr. Vodder is a gentle manual massage technique that stimulates the natural flow of lymph in the body. Using light, rhythmic, and circular movements, this method targets lymph vessels and nodes, encouraging the body to effectively eliminate excess fluid and toxins.
The result is a feeling of lightness, improved circulation, stronger immunity, and faster recovery.
MANUAL LYMPH DRAINAGE
Conditions that manual lymphatic drainage helps treat
Injuries
Swelling and bruising after injuries or procedures
Muscle sprains and strains
Fractures and recovery after immobilization
Tensions and contusions of soft tissues
Other conditions
Lymphedema and fluid retention
Cellulite and improved skin tone
Venous insufficiency and varicose veins
Conditions after lymph node removal
Respiratory imbalances (sinusitis, nasal congestion)
Digestive issues and bloating
Preparation and recovery after aesthetic and surgical procedures
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How is the treatment performed?
The therapy begins with movements on the lymph nodes in the neck area, and then the massage is directed towards areas where drainage is needed. The movements are always gentle and performed without the use of oils, making this method safe even for sensitive skin. Lymphatic drainage provides an immediate feeling of relaxation, and after the treatment, the body feels lighter and more vital.
MANUAL LYMPH DRAINAGE
What’s your first step?
The therapy begins with a brief consultation with our physiotherapist, who will assess your needs and recommend the best treatment plan.
Contact us and take the first step towards a feeling of lightness, balance, and vitality.
MANUAL LYMPH DRAINAGE
Safety and Contraindications
Lymphatic drainage according to Dr. Vodder is a safe and non-invasive method, but there are certain conditions in which it is not recommended.
The treatment is not suitable for individuals who:
- have unexplained pain or a lump that has not been diagnosed
- have active cancer without medical supervision
- have severe skin infections (e.g., cellulitis) or acute infectious diseases
- have deep vein thrombosis or serious heart problems
- are in the first trimester of pregnancy, unless approved by a physician
- have a fever, diarrhea, or acute inflammation