Lymphatic Drainage

Lymphatic Drainage is a method employing specific massage whose aim is to improve the essential functions of the lymphatic system, eliminating waste materials.

In plain words, the lymphatic system cleans the tissues by eliminating waste. It plays an important part in the correct nutrition of the tissues, the elimination of toxins and fats and the stimulation of the immune system.

Lymphatic Drainage using the masster plus , provides a solution to a great many aesthetic questions by activating the elimination of waste and toxins: Cellulite. Obesity. Flaccid Skin . Tired legs. Deep cleansing of the skin. Bags beneath the eyes...

The lymphatic system was little known for centuries. It wasn’t until 1883 when Sappey brought out his Atlas of lymphatic circulation, but it was Alexis Carrel who won a Nobel Prize in 1912 when he demonstrated the role played by lymph in regenerating tissue. 20 years later, Dr. Vodder developed lymphatic drainage as a method of eliminating waste from the tissues and regenerating the lymph.

Dr. Vodder invented Lymphatic Drainage in Europe in 1932, but it wasn’t until the end of the 60s when it won scientific credibility, when the German Doctor J. Askonk experimented with Lymphatic Drainage on 20,000 patients in an attempt to discover its advantages and contraindications.

Today, Lymphatic Drainage is considered the best therapy for eliminating waste and renewing the cells