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Book Lymphatic Massage Near You in Rosharon, TX (5)

  • Mobile service

    Royal Relief and Elevation

    48.5 mi Spring, 77388

    Lymphatic drainage

    Stimulates lymph flow to reduce swelling and detoxify. Gentle technique that supports circulation and immunity. Flushes toxins, decreases fluid buildup, and restores flow.
    Mobile service
    $115.00+
    1h

    60 min massage

    Cupping therapy helps stimulate circulation and reduces muscle discomfort. Eases pain by improving blood flow and tissue repair. It also loosens fascia, reduces soreness, and restores balance.
    Mobile service
    $100.00+
    1h

    60 minute hot stone massage

    Mobile service
    $115.00
    1h
  • Mobile service

    Touched By An Angel Massage

    19.7 mi 12112 Almeda Rd, Bldg A, Houston, 77045

    30 min Massage

    $55.00
    30min

    Swedish Massage 60min

    $85.00
    1h

    Swedish Massage 90 min

    $115.00
    1h 30min
  • Mobile service

    Michelle massage

    28.7 mi 15 N Chenevert St #512, Houston, 77002

    Lymphatic drainage

    $115.00
    1h 15min

    60 min massage

    $100.00
    1h

    30 minute massage

    $65.00
    30min
  • Mobile service

    Ava massage

    29.6 mi 400 Gargan St, Houston, 77009

    Lymphatic drainage

    $115.00
    1h 15min

    Ayurvedic Massage

    $45.00
    1h

    60 min massage

    $100.00
    1h

  • Lynnette Lewis Therapeutic Massage Services

    11.5 mi 4725 Teal Bend Blvd, Fresno, 77545

    30 minute Lymphatic Massage

    Lymphatic drainage massage is a gentle therapeutic technique designed to encourage the natural movement of lymph fluids throughout the body. This type of massage aims to support the lymphatic system—a crucial part of the immune system—by helping eliminate toxins, reduce swelling, and promote overall health. **Who Should Avoid Lymphatic Drainage Massage?** While generally safe, **lymphatic drainage massage may not be suitable for people with certain health conditions,** such as congestive heart failure, acute infections, blood clots, or kidney problems. It is **important to consult a healthcare professional before beginning treatment, especially if you have a chronic illness or are pregnant.** What Is the Lymphatic System? The lymphatic system is a network of vessels and nodes that transport lymph fluid, which contains white blood cells and waste products, throughout the body. It helps protect against infection, maintains fluid balance, and removes cellular waste. When the lymphatic system becomes sluggish or blocked, swelling (known as lymphedema) and other health issues can arise. How Lymphatic Drainage Massage Works Lymphatic drainage massage uses very light, rhythmic strokes and gentle pumping motions, usually performed by a trained massage therapist. Unlike traditional massage, which targets muscles, this technique focuses on the skin and superficial tissues to stimulate lymph flow. Movements are typically slow and repetitive, following the direction of lymphatic circulation toward the lymph nodes.
    $40.00
    30min

    90 Minute Lymphatic Massage

    Lymphatic drainage massage is a gentle therapeutic technique designed to encourage the natural movement of lymph fluids throughout the body. This type of massage aims to support the lymphatic system—a crucial part of the immune system—by helping eliminate toxins, reduce swelling, and promote overall health. **Who Should Avoid Lymphatic Drainage Massage?** While generally safe, **lymphatic drainage massage may not be suitable for people with certain health conditions,** such as congestive heart failure, acute infections, blood clots, or kidney problems. It is **important to consult a healthcare professional before beginning treatment, especially if you have a chronic illness or are pregnant.** What Is the Lymphatic System? The lymphatic system is a network of vessels and nodes that transport lymph fluid, which contains white blood cells and waste products, throughout the body. It helps protect against infection, maintains fluid balance, and removes cellular waste. When the lymphatic system becomes sluggish or blocked, swelling (known as lymphedema) and other health issues can arise. How Lymphatic Drainage Massage Works Lymphatic drainage massage uses very light, rhythmic strokes and gentle pumping motions, usually performed by a trained massage therapist. Unlike traditional massage, which targets muscles, this technique focuses on the skin and superficial tissues to stimulate lymph flow. Movements are typically slow and repetitive, following the direction of lymphatic circulation toward the lymph nodes.
    $120.00
    1h 30min

    60 Minute Lymphatic Massage

    Lymphatic drainage massage is a gentle therapeutic technique designed to encourage the natural movement of lymph fluids throughout the body. This type of massage aims to support the lymphatic system—a crucial part of the immune system—by helping eliminate toxins, reduce swelling, and promote overall health. **Who Should Avoid Lymphatic Drainage Massage?** While generally safe, **lymphatic drainage massage may not be suitable for people with certain health conditions,** such as congestive heart failure, acute infections, blood clots, or kidney problems. It is **important to consult a healthcare professional before beginning treatment, especially if you have a chronic illness or are pregnant.** What Is the Lymphatic System? The lymphatic system is a network of vessels and nodes that transport lymph fluid, which contains white blood cells and waste products, throughout the body. It helps protect against infection, maintains fluid balance, and removes cellular waste. When the lymphatic system becomes sluggish or blocked, swelling (known as lymphedema) and other health issues can arise. How Lymphatic Drainage Massage Works Lymphatic drainage massage uses very light, rhythmic strokes and gentle pumping motions, usually performed by a trained massage therapist. Unlike traditional massage, which targets muscles, this technique focuses on the skin and superficial tissues to stimulate lymph flow. Movements are typically slow and repetitive, following the direction of lymphatic circulation toward the lymph nodes.
    $80.00
    1h