Lymphatic Drainage

Q: How long does the treatment take and how often should it be repeated?

A standard session is 60 minutes . How often you choose to have treatment depends on your individual needs and goals. Some people benefit from occasional sessions, while others may choose a series of treatments, particularly when supporting recovery.

at Copenhagen Float

Gentle, rhythmic massage to
support your body

Lymphatic drainage is a gentle, rhythmic massage technique that stimulates the lymphatic system, helping your body eliminate waste, reduce swelling and support your immune system. It promotes better circulation, detoxification and overall well-being.

By improving lymph flow, it can help with fluid retention, boost recovery, and leave you feeling lighter, calmer and more energized.

Additional Services

Lymphatic drainage can be incorporated into a broader treatment plan alongside massage, acupuncture and other therapeutic techniques, depending on the individuals needs.

Reduces swelling and fluid retention
Supports the immune system
Detoxifies the body
Improves circulation
Helps with post-surgical recovery (e.g., after liposuction, tummy tuck or other procedures)
Can ease conditions like lymphedema, water retention and heavy legs
Promotes relaxation and overall well-being

Anda trained in Traditional Chinese Medicine in Canada and has over eight years of experience in therapeutic bodywork. Specialising in acupuncture, gua sha, facial reflexology, lymphatic drainage and deep tissue massage, she helps relieve tension, pain and headaches through a calm, personalised approach.

Gii is a qualified practitioner in Applied Thai Traditional Medicine with 13 years of experience in Thailand and Denmark. She combines traditional Thai techniques with modern massage, specialising in relieving muscle tension, improving mobility and supporting recovery through personalised treatments, including deep tissue massage, acupressure and stretching.

Ritu holds a Bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy and has over seven years of experience in rehabilitation, sports treatment and therapeutic massage. She specialises in muscle tension, trigger point therapy, recovery and pregnancy massage, tailoring each treatment to relieve pain and improve mobility.

Lymphatic Drainage FAQ

What is lymphatic drainage and what is it used for?

Lymphatic drainage is a gentle, rhythmic massage technique designed to encourage the natural flow of lymph fluid through the body. It can help reduce swelling and fluid retention, support circulation and leave you feeling lighter and more relaxed. It may also be used as part of recovery following certain procedures.

What does lymphatic drainage involve?

The treatment uses light, rhythmic and directional massage movements to encourage lymph flow. Unlike deep tissue massage, the pressure is gentle and the movements are slow and controlled. Treatment can be adapted depending on your individual needs and goals.

Who is lymphatic drainage for?

Lymphatic drainage can be suitable for people experiencing fluid retention, swelling, heavy or tired legs, or those looking to support recovery and general well-being. It can also be incorporated into a broader treatment plan alongside massage, acupuncture and other therapeutic techniques.

What does a lymphatic drainage session look like?

Your session begins with a short consultation to understand your needs and what you would like to get out of the treatment. The massage then focuses on stimulating lymph flow using gentle, rhythmic movements across the body. Your practitioner will adapt the treatment to you throughout the session.

How long does the treatment take and how often should it be repeated?

A standard session is 60 minutes. How often you choose to have treatment depends on your individual needs and goals. Some people benefit from occasional sessions, while others may choose a series of treatments, particularly when supporting recovery.

Does lymphatic drainage hurt?

No. Lymphatic drainage is a very gentle treatment and should not be painful. The pressure is considerably lighter than a traditional deep tissue or sports massage. Most people find the treatment calming and relaxing.

Can lymphatic drainage be combined with other treatments?

Yes. Depending on your individual needs, lymphatic drainage can be incorporated into a broader treatment plan alongside massage, acupuncture and other therapeutic techniques. Your practitioner can help determine which combination is most appropriate for you.

GUEST REVIEWS

What customers say about Kinga

Read through what customers have had to say..

"

The dental physiotherapy sessions were gentle but very effective. I’d been dealing with jaw tension for months, and the treatment made a noticeable difference surprisingly quickly.

Highly recommended for anyone with TMJ discomfort.”

Sophie L.

"

I felt instantly at ease during my session. The treatment was thoughtful, professional, and tailored to exactly what my body needed. I left feeling looser, lighter, and much more relaxed.”

Maya K.

"

Fantastic sports massage with real attention to detail. She quickly identified tight areas and worked through them with care and confidence. I noticed a big difference in mobility after just one appointment.”