A gentler kind of massage
Lymphatic Drainage Massage
A gentle, specialised massage using light, rhythmic movements to encourage healthy lymphatic circulation.
Lymphatic Drainage Massage at Fuse
What is lymphatic drainage massage?
Lymphatic drainage massage is a gentle, specialised technique that uses light, rhythmic, skin-stretching movements to encourage the natural flow of lymph through the body. At FUSE Beauty Atelier in Milton, Brisbane, every lymphatic drainage massage begins with a consultation and is personalised to how your body feels on the day.
It feels very different from a relaxation or deep-tissue massage — pressure is soft and unhurried, and many clients find it deeply calming.
Your appointment
What to expect
Consultation
Your therapist asks about your health, how your body feels and what you would like to achieve, so the treatment can be tailored to you.
Treatment
Light, rhythmic movements follow the direction of lymphatic flow. Pressure stays gentle throughout, and you can rest completely.
Afterwards
Drink water, take things slowly for the rest of the day and notice how your body feels. Your therapist can suggest a schedule that suits you.
Who it’s for
When to book lymphatic drainage massage
- Feelings of heaviness or fluid retention
- Puffiness and a sluggish, tired feeling
- Wellbeing support after other treatments
- Anyone who prefers a very gentle massage
Lymphatic drainage massage is not suitable for everyone. Please speak with your doctor before booking if you have a heart or kidney condition, a current infection, a history of blood clots, are undergoing cancer treatment, or have had recent surgery — and let us know about any health conditions or pregnancy when you book.
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What does lymphatic drainage massage feel like?
Soft, slow and rhythmic. Pressure is much lighter than a traditional massage, and many people find it deeply relaxing.
How is it different from a relaxation massage?
A relaxation massage works on muscle tension with personalised pressure. Lymphatic drainage uses very light, directional movements designed to encourage lymphatic circulation.
How often should I book?
Your therapist will recommend a schedule based on your goals. For general wellbeing, many clients book massage every 4–6 weeks.
Can I have it after cosmetic surgery?
Post-surgical lymphatic drainage should only be carried out with your surgeon’s approval. Please tell us about any recent procedures when you book.
Is it included in Fuse Membership?
Fuse members receive 20% off massage treatments, including lymphatic drainage massage.
Who performs massage at Fuse?
Massage at Fuse is performed by qualified therapists, including Punpun, who holds a Diploma of Remedial Massage and a Diploma of Beauty Therapy, with more than 10 years’ experience in massage therapy. Meet our practitioners.
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