Manual lymphatic drainage is a therapeutic technique that gently and precisely stimulates the lymphatic system, which is responsible for eliminating toxins, retained fluids, and metabolic waste from the body.

At Lotus Massages, we apply the original Vodder method, which is based on slow, rhythmic, and very low-pressure maneuvers, performed following the physiological direction of lymphatic flow. This treatment does not seek to manipulate the muscles or cause pain, but rather to mobilize interstitial fluid and promote tissue balance.

It is a subtle but highly effective technique, used for both therapeutic and aesthetic purposes, and is especially indicated for cases where retention, inflammation, or circulatory overload cause physical discomfort or general malaise.

Therapeutic benefits

• Reduces edema, inflammation, and fluid retention, relieving the feeling of swelling in the legs, abdomen, or face.

• Improves lymphatic and venous circulation, allowing more efficient elimination of toxins and waste substances.

• It enhances the immune response by stimulating the function of the lymph nodes and facilitating the drainage of interstitial fluids.

• It accompanies post-surgical processes, promoting healing and reducing bruising and fibrosis.

• It is ideal as an aesthetic treatment, in cases of cellulite, heavy legs or general detoxification processes.

Who is it aimed at?

Manual lymphatic drainage is especially recommended for:

• People with fluid retention, chronic swelling, or a feeling of body heaviness.

• Post-operative procedures (cosmetic or general surgeries) with medical indication.

• Pregnant women (consulting with their obstetrician beforehand) who have edema in their legs or ankles.

• Those experiencing mild immunosuppression, chronic fatigue, or slow recovery.

• People who wish to undergo a natural and non-invasive aesthetic treatment, complementary to body care.

What makes Lotus Massages different

At Lotus Massage, reflexology is not applied as a massage. At Lotus Massage, we apply lymphatic drainage with specific training in the Vodder method, ensuring technical precision and respect for the physiology of the lymphatic system. We do not force or rush the process: we accompany it with trained hands, precise rhythm, and full attention.

Each session is adapted to the person's general health, clinical or aesthetic needs, and is offered in an environment of calm, trust, and professionalism. It is a space of deep care, ideal for those seeking an efficient, gentle therapy based on anatomical and energetic knowledge of the body.