Lymphatic Treatment

Lymphedema

Post-surgery

Heavy Legs

Palpé-roulé

Scar Massage

Cellulite

Lymphatic therapy supports healing, reduces swelling, improves circulation and helps restore mobility after surgery, cancer treatment, or injuries. It also plays an important role in scar flexibility and tissue recovery.

My approach combines lymphatic drainage with specialised manual techniques to enhance recovery and long-term comfort.

Post-Breast Cancer Lymphedema Care

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After breast cancer surgery or radiotherapy, many women experience swelling (lymphedema) or stiffness around the shoulder. Lymphatic therapy helps reduce swelling, improve arm mobility, and soften tissues around scars. Early treatment can make a big difference in comfort and daily life.

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OUR LAST ARTICLES

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BREAST CANCER

Understanding Lymphedema After Breast Cancer: Causes, Symptoms & Treatments

LYMPHEDEMA TIPS

Living with Lymphedema: Tips for Daily Comfort and Self-Care

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MASTECTOMY

How Physiotherapy Helps Arm Mobility After Mastectomy or Radiotherapy

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BREAST CANCER

The Role of Lymphatic Drainage in Breast Cancer Recovery

General Lymphedema & Swelling Management

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Lymphatic drainage can also help in cases of chronic swelling, heavy legs, or poor circulation. It provides relief, improves mobility, and brings a feeling of lightness.

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LYMPHE

What is Lymphatic Drainage and Who Can Benefit From It?

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TIPS

How to Support Your Lymphatic System Naturally (Tips & Lifestyle Habits)

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HEAVY LEGS

Managing Heavy Legs and Chronic Swelling: Effective Physiotherapy Solutions

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CONNECTION

The Connection Between Circulation, Swelling, and Lymphatic Health

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Manual Tissue Rolling (Palpé-Roulé)

Manual tissue rolling – known in France as ‘palpé-roulé’, is a specialised hands-on technique that gently lifts and rolls the skin to improve circulation, release adhesions, and soften tight tissues. This method is especially useful after surgery, in scar management, and in cases of fibrosis or stubborn swelling. While well known in France, it is less common in the UK, making it a unique addition to my treatments.

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PALPÉ-ROULÉ

What is Palpé-Roulé? Discovering the French Technique for Scar and Tissue Care

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CELLULITE

From Cellulite to Post-Surgery Care: The Many Benefits of Manual Tissue Rolling

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DIFFERENCE

Manual Tissue Rolling vs Lymphatic Drainage: What’s the Difference?

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FIBROSIS

How Palpé-Roulé Helps Reduce Fibrosis and Improve Scar Mobility After Surgery

Scar & Tissue Mobility

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Scar tissue can sometimes feel tight, limit movement, or create discomfort. Through gentle manual therapy and scar massage, I work to improve tissue flexibility, reduce adhesions, and support better healing.

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