Gentle, rhythmic, restorative — Lambton Quay
Lymphatic drainage massage is gentle, slow, rhythmic work that follows the body's lymphatic pathways — supporting the system that handles fluid balance, immune circulation and metabolic waste. The pressure is much lighter than a regular massage, and the technique is deliberate and methodical rather than intuitive.
Particularly popular for post-surgical recovery (with surgeon clearance), fluid retention, post-travel puffiness, sluggish digestion, immune support during cold-and-flu season, and as a "detox-style" reset after holidays. Sixty minutes head-to-toe.
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A short consultation up front — we'll ask about what's prompted you to book, any health considerations, recent surgery, and what you'd like to focus on. From there, you're side-lying or face-up under a sheet for the session.
The strokes are light and rhythmic, working from the lymph nodes outward. Most clients describe it as meditative rather than physical. You'll likely feel the need to drink water and may need to use the bathroom shortly after — that's the system doing its job.
Post-surgical clients please bring surgeon notes and clearance to your first appointment.
A gentle, rhythmic massage technique that follows the body's lymphatic pathways. Unlike deep tissue or sports massage, the pressure is light — the goal is to support the lymphatic system's natural function rather than work on muscle tension.
Common reasons clients book lymphatic drainage: post-surgical recovery (with surgeon clearance), fluid retention, post-flight or post-travel puffiness, sluggish digestion, immune support, and as a "detox-style" reset after holidays or heavy weeks. Pregnancy lymphatic is also available with appropriate technique.
$180 for a 60-minute lymphatic drainage massage at Glowe Aesthetics, Lambton Quay.
Yes — it's a popular post-surgical recovery treatment, particularly after liposuction, BBL or other cosmetic procedures. You'll need clearance from your surgeon and typically wait until your stitches are out and your surgeon approves. Bring your surgical notes to your first appointment.
The pressure is much lighter — almost feather-touch in places — and the rhythm is slower and more deliberate. Lymphatic drainage isn't about working out muscle knots; it's about helping fluid move through the right channels. Most clients find it deeply relaxing despite the lighter pressure.
Particularly good after surgery, long-haul travel or heavy weeks.
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