Facial Lymphatic Drainage

Less puffy, temporarily — and we will say so.

A gentle manual technique that reduces facial puffiness and leaves the face looking more defined, with a real but temporary effect.

Lymphatic drainage uses light, rhythmic movements along the lymphatic pathways of the face and neck to encourage the movement of excess fluid.

The session is genuinely relaxing — closer to a treatment you enjoy than one you endure — and typically runs 30 to 45 minutes with no downtime at all.

What it does, honestly

It reduces fluid-related puffiness, which makes the face look less swollen and the jawline and cheekbones read as more defined. Skin looks brighter afterwards. People notice it, particularly around the eyes in the morning.

It does not reduce fat, it does not tighten skin, and it does not change your facial structure. The definition you see afterwards is puffiness leaving, not contour being created.

How long it lasts

Days rather than weeks, and that is the honest answer. Fluid returns, particularly with salt, alcohol, poor sleep or a long flight.

It is therefore best used either before something specific, or as a regular ritual — not as a treatment you have once and expect to hold.

Frequently Asked Questions

Days rather than weeks. Fluid returns, particularly with salt, alcohol, poor sleep or travel, so it works best before an event or as a regular ritual.

No. It moves fluid, not fat. The definition you see afterwards is reduced puffiness rather than contour being created.

No. The movements are light and rhythmic, and most people find the session deeply relaxing.

None. The face looks refreshed immediately and you can return to your day.

As often as suits you — many people have it before events or as a regular treatment. There is no recovery period limiting the frequency.

Yes, it pairs well with facials and other skin treatments, and the sequencing is decided at your appointment.

Start with a consultation.

We will discuss what you would like to achieve, explain how the treatment works and help you understand what you can realistically expect.