Lymphatique Studio

Below picture: before, top picture: after. Treating lymphedema takes time, comitment and consistancy not a over the night quick fix. Its understanding the condition and applying tools with knowledge that you will see healing.

Slowly healing...

Before and after one session of Lymphatic drainage: breaking down fibrosis forming. Smoother appearance more mobility.

Post-Operative swelling looks different on everyone, and that is why every treatment protocol is different for everyone.

In a few hours we welcome the year 2026. I am looking forward to this amazing year thats ahead of us. Today I celebrate all the victories and challenges of 2025 with thanks giving and with a greatful hart i walk into 2026 more confidant, more wiser and more knowledgeable.

Have a beautiful blessed New years eve.

Theresa Lourens

To all my clients, Thank you for an amazing year of growth, healing, laughs and many tears shared. I am grateful to be part of each and everyone's journey. I have many beautiful testimonies to tell of each and everyone. Thank you for choosing me. Thank you for trusting me with your health and your hart. I look forward to 2026 with expectation for more growth, expansion and increased grace to do it all.

I will be on leave from the 24th of December 2025 to the 5th of January 2026.

Have a beautiful blessed Christmas.

Theresa Lourens

Post Op: Before and after 1 sesson of lymphatic drainage.

Post Operative lymphaticdrainage

Healing and restoring one day at a time.
Taking it slow, applying knowledge, understanding the process the result: healing faster.

Your lymphatic system is your body’s natural cleansing and healing network. It flows just beneath your skin, carrying away toxins, waste, and excess fluid — helping your body stay balanced, healthy, and radiant.

Lymphatic drainage is a gentle, rhythmic technique that stimulates lymph flow, supporting your body’s natural detox and healing process.

Post-operative Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) is a gentle, specialized massage technique designed to support healing after surgery.
It helps move lymph fluid away from swollen areas, reduces discomfort, and promotes faster recovery.

After Orthopedic or reconstructive surgery the body naturally produces swelling, inflammation, and trapped fluid in the tissues.
When lymph flow slows down, recovery can take longer and may cause hardness, tenderness, or uneven results.

MLD helps by:
✅ Stimulating lymphatic circulation
✅ Reducing swelling (edema) and bruising
✅ Softening scar tissue and preventing fibrosis
✅ Easing pain and tension
✅ Supporting immune and tissue healing

If you have a broken hand (fracture), manual lymphatic drainage (MLD) can sometimes be used carefully, but there are important precautions:

After a fracture, swelling (edema) is common around the injured hand and fingers.

Gentle lymphatic drainage can help reduce swelling, improve mobility, and support healing once your doctor confirms the bone is stable.

MLD is especially useful if you’re in a cast or after the cast is removed and swelling persists.
Important to remember: Do not attempt MLD on your broken hand without medical clearance. It’s safest to have it done by a trained lymphatic therapist or physiotherapist familiar with fractures.