Lymphatic Drainage Massage Is A Medical Treatment
Physiomobility offers Lymphatic Drainage Massage in Toronto / Don Mills—a specialized, light-pressure manual therapy designed to support and enhance lymphatic fluid flow and reduce swelling, particularly in conditions like lymphedema, chronic venous insufficiency, arthritis, or following surgery or cancer treatment. Physiomobility’s skilled therapists use gentle pumping motions and anatomical knowledge of lymphatic pathways to help flush toxins, reduce inflammation, and support immune health. Unlike traditional massage techniques, lymphatic drainage is precise, rhythmical, and low force, making it suitable even in sensitive states (e.g. post-operative, pregnancy, chronic swelling). All of our Registered Massage Therapists are certified with the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario, and sessions are typically covered by extended health insurance plans.Lymphatic drainage massage is a beneficial treatment for pregnancy as well as in conditions such as:
- Lymphedema resulting from cancer treatment
- Fibromyalgia
- Rheumatoid Arthritis
- Chronic venous insufficiency

Quick Guide
- Lymphatic Drainage Massage Is A Medical Treatment
What Does Lymphatic Drainage Massage Do?
Lymphatic drainage was developed in the 1930s and is a form of massage technique that is used to stimulate and improve the body’s fluid flow. An improved lymphatic flow improves metabolism and helps the body to eliminate waste and toxins which in turn strengthens the immune system.
Our trained massage therapists and physiotherapists in Toronto apply different techniques in lymphatic drainage.
How Does Lymphatic Drainage Massage Work?
Unlike other forms of massage, lymphatic drainage is the application of very light pressure and soft pumping using hands or body brush in the direction of the lymph nodes and channels. An understanding of the anatomy and physiology of the body’s lymphatic system is essential in providing successful treatment.
Do I Benefit From Lymphatic Drainage Massage?
Individuals who regularly suffer from common illnesses like cold and flu will benefit from lympahtic massage. As well, people who suffer from conditions listed below:
- Low-grade inflammation and joint swelling
- Asthma sufferers
- People with a sedentary lifestyle
- People with low energy levels
- Lymphoedema sufferers
- Diabetic patients
- After operations such as mastectomy (removal of breast tissue after a cancer diagnosis)
- Tension related to headache
- Expecting Mothers
- Postpartum (After giving birth)
What Is The Difference Between Regular Massage & Lymphatic Drainage Massage?
Unlike other forms of massage, lymphatic drainage is the application of very light pressure and soft pumping using hands or body brush in the direction of the lymph nodes and channels. An understanding of the anatomy and physiology of the body’s lymphatic system is essential in providing successful treatment.
Lymphatic drainage massage was developed in the 1930s and is a form of massage technique that is used to stimulate and improve the body’s fluid flow. An improved lymphatic flow improves metabolism and helps the body to eliminate waste and toxins which in turn strengthens the immune system.
Our trained massage therapists in Toronto apply different techniques in lymphatic drainage and commonly treat patients who need this type of massage technique after operations or in chronic conditions.
How Much Does Lymphatic Drainage Massage Cost?
For a detailed cost of Physiomobility’s massage therapy and related services, visit our Fee Schedule page.
Is Lymphatic Drainage Massage Covered by My Insurance?
Lymphatic drainage massage provided by Physiomobility’s Registered Massage Therapists are covered by most extended health plans. All of our massage therapists are registered with the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario. We directly bill insurance providers plans for massage therapy services.
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