Lymphatic Drainage
what is Lymphatic Drainage?
Lymphatic drainage is a gentle, rhythmic technique designed to stimulate the body’s lymphatic system—the network responsible for removing toxins and waste.
Using soft, repetitive strokes, the treatment encourages the movement of lymph fluid, reduces swelling, and enhances immune response.
It’s particularly beneficial after cosmetic treatments, illness, or injury recovery. Clients often feel lighter, refreshed, and deeply relaxed after each session.
Benefits of Lymphatic Drainage
This therapy purifies and rejuvenates from within.
Reduces swelling and inflammation
Boosts immune function
Promotes detoxification
Encourages deep relaxation
Healing journeys shared
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Insurance
Yes, we do accept insurance. Coverage may vary depending on your plan, so the best way to confirm your benefits is to contact us directly. You can call us or simply send a text message to 949.654.1500, and our team will be happy to check your insurance eligibility for you.
This is my first time to do acupuncture. Does it hurt?
Most people are pleasantly surprised to find that acupuncture is not painful. The needles we use are extremely thin, much finer than those used for injections. You may feel a tiny pinch or a gentle tingling sensation when the needle is inserted, but many patients describe the experience as relaxing. Some even fall asleep during the session!
What is cupping?
Cupping is a traditional therapy that uses gentle suction to improve circulation, release tension, and support the body’s natural healing process. Small cups are placed on specific areas of the body, creating a vacuum that helps draw out stagnation and ease sore muscles. Many patients find cupping deeply relaxing, and it often leaves temporary circular marks that fade within a few days.
How many times do I have to get treatment?
The frequency of treatment depends on the severity and duration of your condition. For acute pain or chronic issues, we usually recommend starting with two sessions per week to achieve noticeable relief.
As your symptoms improve, visits are gradually reduced, first to once a week, then every two weeks, and eventually to once a month for maintenance and prevention. This step-by-step approach allows your body to heal while supporting long-term balance and wellness.
