Brazilian lymphatic drainage
Mile Massages offers Brazilian lymphatic drainage in Austin, TX at $140 per 60-minute session. This technique uses fast, firm movements originating from Brazil to stimulate the lymphatic system, eliminate toxins, and reduce fluid retention. Packages of 5 sessions available at $480 ($96/session). Book at (512) 998-0307.
Lymphatic drainage technique originating from Brazil, known for its fast and firm movements that intensely stimulate the lymphatic system. It helps eliminate toxins, reduce fluid retention and effectively improve body contour.
What to expect
Your session begins with a brief consultation to assess your needs. The therapist uses firm, rhythmic strokes following lymphatic pathways to move fluid toward lymph nodes. You may notice reduced swelling immediately after. For best results, we recommend staying hydrated and scheduling sessions consistently.
Benefits
- Reduces fluid retention and bloating visibly after the first session
- Eliminates toxins and improves body contour definition
- Stimulates the lymphatic system more intensely than manual drainage
- Ideal complement for post-operative recovery and body sculpting
Packages
5 lymphatic drainage sessions
5 x 60 min
$480
$96/session
10 lymphatic drainage sessions
10 x 60 min
$900
$90/session
5 double chin sessions
5 x 30 min
$260
$52/session
Financing available through Klarna, Affirm, and Afterpay ($50-$4,000).
Frequently asked questions
- How often should I get Brazilian lymphatic drainage?
- For general wellness, once a week is ideal. For post-operative recovery, your surgeon may recommend 2-3 sessions per week during the first few weeks. Mile Massages offers packages of 5 and 10 sessions for consistent treatment plans.
- What is the difference between Brazilian and manual lymphatic drainage?
- Brazilian lymphatic drainage uses faster, firmer pressure to intensely stimulate the lymphatic system, while manual drainage uses gentler, slower movements. Brazilian drainage is more effective for body contouring and post-operative recovery, while manual drainage is better suited for sensitive areas or medical lymphedema.
- Is Brazilian lymphatic drainage painful?
- The pressure is firm but should not be painful. You may feel slight tenderness in areas with more fluid retention, which is normal and subsides quickly. Milena adjusts the pressure based on your comfort level throughout the session.
Excellent care, she took care of my situation with great attention to detail. The post-op massage was the best experience. I recommend her 100%.