Brazilian Lymphatic Drainage Massage (BLD) is a highly sought-after, specialized bodywork technique designed to deeply stimulate the lymphatic system. BLD helps move excess fluid through your lymphatic system. Charles offers it throughout the Hamptons in your home, hotel or at our Sag Harbor studio.
It is a light-medium pressure massage that follows the natural pathways of your lymphatic system.
Specific, sweeping strokes guide fluid toward your lymph nodes. Differing from the slow pace of traditional manual lymphatic drainage (MLD), the Brazilian method pairs fast, rhythmic pumping actions with firm sculpting and contouring strokes. This dynamic combination targets fluid pooling just beneath the skin to immediately reduce abdominal bloating, eliminate water retention, and enhance muscle definition of your arms and legs.
While it serves as an excellent ritual for regular holistic wellness and full-body detoxification, it is highly recommended for post-operative cosmetic surgery recovery. Clients healing from procedures like Liposuction 360, Tummy Tucks, and BBLs rely on this treatment to rapidly flush out post-surgical fluid, minimize edema, and prevent the formation of rigid scar tissue or fibrosis.
Many clients book BLD to feel lighter, less puffy and more defined.
Most clients feel lighter and less puffy. You may notice a more defined waistline and you may need to use the restroom more often.
Consistent sessions flush fresh edema while fluid accumulation peaks, helping prevent rigid scar tissue and fibrosis.
Results tend to build and last longer. Many clients notice steadier contouring and less day-to-day swelling.
Regular sessions help you keep the results you have built.
Results vary by person. Lymphatic drainage does not cure or treat medical conditions.
Yes. We offer lymphatic drainage before and after procedures such as liposuction, BBL and tummy tuck.
Written clearance from your surgeon is required before your first session. Sessions follow your surgeon's timing and instructions.
Post surgery lymphatic drainage complements your aftercare plan. It does not replace it.
Yes. Non-medical body shaping and contouring sessions focus on the abdomen, waist, hips and legs.
They are ideal before events, after travel or as part of your wellness routine.
we review your goals, health history and any surgeon's clearance.
for in-home visits, your therapist brings a professional table and specialized equipment.
fast, rhythmic pumping actions and firm sculpting strokes move fluid toward your lymph nodes, area by area.
drink water, move gently and follow any compression guidance from your surgeon.
We highly recommend scheduling sessions every 3 days (roughly twice a week). In the first 2 to 4 weeks post-surgery, fluid accumulation peaks. This provides the consistent momentum needed to flush fresh edema before it can harden into rigid scar tissue or fibrosis.
After that, a weekly routine helps maintain your results.
For cosmetic applications we recommend starting with a series of 5 sessions, scheduled weekly until your specific results are seen.
All sessions include personalized consultation and premium products. New clients receive $25 off their first appointment.
Please talk with your doctor before booking if you have:
Sessions are 60 min for $375 and 90 min for $475. New clients receive $25 off their first appointment.
Yes. Pre and post surgery sessions are offered with written clearance from your surgeon.
After surgery, we recommend sessions every 3 days (roughly twice a week) for the first 2 to 4 weeks, then weekly to maintain your results. For cosmetic goals, start with a series of 5 weekly sessions.
Yes. Your therapist brings the table and specialized equipment to your Hamptons home, hotel or estate. Studio sessions are available in Sag Harbor.
No. The pressure is gentle and rhythmic. Most clients find it deeply relaxing.
Available in-home in Southampton, East Hampton, Sag Harbor, Hampton Bays, Bridgehampton, Montauk, Amagansett and Water Mill, or at 34 Bay St., Suite 203, Sag Harbor, NY.
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