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The aim of MLD is to move fluid from the swollen area into a place where the lymphatic system is working normally.  To do this, the specialist first uses specialized skin movements to clear the area that they want the fluid to drain into.  The specialist might bandage the area. They use a specialized bandaging technique called multi-layered lymphedema bandaging. If it is not possible or necessary to use bandages, you usually wear a compression garment.

Stimulating the lymphatic system through manual lymphatic drainage will activate all of the lymph nodes, vessels and organs, as well as encourage fluid circulation and cell regeneration. All of this works together to promote detoxification, facilitate healing and support the immune system. Ideal for people with  Intact Lymphatic System. 

( Not for Post Op Patients ) 

Complete decongestive therapy (CDT), also called complex decongestive therapy, consists of two phases and combines various lymphedema treatments to reduce swelling, improve the skin’s condition, increase your mobility, and reduce your risk of infection.
Treatment   Specialists tend to use some combination of the following treatments:

Manual lymphatic drainage, 

Compression wraps and bandages, Exercise, Skin and nail care.

Manual lymphatic drainage (MLD) and scar tissue rolling, can be used to help relieve axillary web syndrome (cording). MLD can help mobilize lymph fluid, while scar tissue rolling can help soften and break up scar tissue that may be restricting the cord.

Facial Lymphatic Drainage incorporates gentle kneading of targeted areas of your face. This helps to relieve tension and reduce water retention, therefore minimizing puffiness, by stimulating the lymphatic glands found in your face. Reduce edema, Reduce fatigue signs, Helps with Sinuses.Time includes dress and consultation.