The lymphatic system, which is a very important part of the immune system, is responsible for delivering nutrients to cells and tissues, returning lost proteins to the circulation, and clearing wastes formed as a result of biological activities. A healthy and actively functioning lymphatic system utilises the natural movements of smooth muscle tissue in order to perform all these functions. Lymph fluid moves with blood circulation because the lymphatic system does not have a driving force like the heart. Lymphatic drainage is a massage technique that moves the excess fluid accumulated in the body along the lymphatic vessels and helps to increase the flow rate of the lymph fluid.

Lymphatic drainage promotes blood circulation and tissue regeneration. It removes edoema and swelling from the body. Manual lymphatic drainage is a specialised massage technique intended to support the circulation of lymphatic fluid. Whether it is suitable, and the area and number of sessions, are determined following a physician's assessment. Its effect may vary from person to person and no specific outcome can be guaranteed. It provides physical and mental relaxation. The functioning of the digestive system is improved. It contributes to the regulation of metabolic activities of individuals who have problems such as constipation and indigestion. Many people report a sense of relaxation during the application; this varies from person to person. If sleep problems, stress or anxiety symptoms persist, the relevant specialist should be consulted.

• Edema and swelling
• Skin disorders
• Sleep disorders
• Chronic fatigue
• Stress, anxiety, burnout
• Digestive problems
• Migraine
• Arthritis