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Lymphatic Drainage

Certified specialists providing medical-grade Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) in Grapevine. Optimized for post-operative recovery, chronic swelling management, and Lymphedema care.

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🧬 CLT/MLD-C Certified 🧬 Medical Wellness Care
Certified Medical Specialists

The Authority in Therapeutic Lymphatic Drainage.

Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) requires rigorous clinical training. Our Certified Lymphedema Therapists (CLT) are among the only providers in DFW equipped for complex medical and post-surgical cases.

Clinical Specializations:

  • Pre and Post Cosmetic Surgery Recovery
  • Lymphedema Management (CDT Therapy)
  • Breast Cancer Rehab & Oncology Support
  • Fibrosis and Scar Tissue Management
Clinically Certified By:
CLT (Certified Lymphedema Therapist)
MLD-C (Academy of Lymphatic Studies)
Klose Training (Oncology Support)
Norton School of Lymphatic Therapy

This level of expertise ensures safe, medical-grade drainage. Review Clinical Oversight.

Specialized Clinical MLD Protocols

Our Certified Lymphedema Therapists (CLT) offer targeted MLD services based on advanced medical training for complex conditions and high-end aesthetic recovery.

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Post-Surgical Recovery

Clinical management for post-op edema, seromas, and fibrosis. Accelerate healing by stacking MLD with Red Light Therapy.

  • Post-Plastic Surgery MLD (45/90m)
  • MPS Scar & Fibrosis Therapy
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Oncology & Lymphedema

Certified Complete Decongestive Therapy (CDT) for primary/secondary Lymphedema and advanced breast cancer rehabilitation care.

  • Clinical Lymphedema Care
  • Breast Cancer Rehabilitation
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Chronic Inflammation

Reduce systemic inflammation and manage Fibromyalgia symptoms. Pair with Pulse PEMF Therapy for enhanced pain modulation.

  • Fibromyalgia Protocols
  • The Perrin Technique MLD
Metabolic Wellness

Focus on systemic detox and preventative care to reduce bloat, clear sinuses, and improve overall skin clarity.

  • General Wellness MLD (45/90m)
  • XP2 Clinical Sessions
The Biological Drainage Process

Stimulating Natural Detoxification and Healing.

The lymphatic system is the body's natural waste-management network, responsible for collecting interstitial fluid, cellular debris, and foreign invaders and routing them to nodes for filtration.

Unlike the circulatory system, the lymph system has no central pump. It relies on muscle contraction and specialized manual techniques to move fluid. When overloaded—after surgery or injury—fluid stagnates, causing swelling and poor recovery.

The MLD Mechanism:

  • Stimulation: Rhythmic, clinical pumping motions open the initial lymphatics and collectors.
  • Re-Routing: Certified therapists manually navigate stagnant fluid around damaged nodes or congested scar tissue.
  • Acceleration: MLD increases interstitial fluid uptake by 20 times, drastically speeding the removal of surgical toxins and waste.

Therapeutic MLD: Why Experience Matters

Choose a certified specialist for precise clinical results and a superior approach to systemic wellness.

Standard Massage
Focuses on surface-level relaxation
  • 🧘 Provides temporary muscular relaxation
  • ⚠️ Pressure is often too firm for lymphatics
  • Lacks training for medical conditions
  • 📉 Ineffective for deep fluid re-routing
CLT & MLD-C Certified
Clinical MLD
The Medical Gold Standard
  • 🧪 Scientific approach to fluid management
  • 🩺 Certified for medical, post-op, and oncology
  • Precise, skin-stretch pressure protocols
  • 🔋 Optimizes drainage to maximize detox

Common Questions

Certification standards, surgical timing, and session preparation.

Why is CLT or MLD-C certification important?
Lymphatic vessels are incredibly fragile. Incorrect, deep pressure—common in standard massage—can rupture these vessels. Our Certified Lymphedema Therapists (CLT) are trained in the specific skin-stretch techniques required to safely open superficial vessels and move fluid toward drainage sites without causing tissue damage.
When should I begin MLD after surgery?
While we follow your surgeon's specific guidance, MLD is typically recommended 24 to 72 hours post-surgery. Early intervention prevents post-operative fluid (edema) from solidifying into hard, painful fibrosis and significantly accelerates the resolution of bruising and swelling.
What is XP2 and The Perrin Technique?
XP2 is a deep detoxification protocol for mobilizing systemic toxins. The Perrin Technique is a specialized neuro-lymphatic approach used specifically to clear toxicity from the central nervous system, often helping those with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) and Fibromyalgia.
How many sessions will I need?
Post-operative care usually requires 5 to 10 sessions for optimal results. Chronic Lymphedema management is an ongoing process. Your specialist will perform a clinical intake to design a personalized Complete Decongestive Therapy (CDT) plan during your first visit.
What should I wear for my appointment?
Please wear loose, comfortable clothing. If you are a post-op client, it is critical to bring your compression garment. Direct skin access is required for clinical MLD; however, you will be professionally draped at all times to ensure your comfort and privacy.
Are there medical reasons to avoid MLD?
Standard clinical contraindications include acute systemic infections with fever, Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT), congestive heart failure, or active undiagnosed malignancies. Our clinical team will perform a medical screening prior to your treatment.
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