Certified Lymphatic Drainage Specialist in Colorado

Hi, I'm Sharon Thomas and I am dedicated to providing superior skill sets, refined throughout the past more than 25 years, in the services I tailor to each patient's specific needs, following their cosmetic surgery. I'm a Nationally Certified & Licensed Medical Massage, Lymphatic Therapist and energetic system specialist. I combine expertise and empathy to help you recover your mobility and vitality back.

My specialized advanced, accelerated and tailored 3-step post liposuction recovery program, extending over just four comprehensive sessions, within 30 days, helps you rebuild your body's innate wisdom so that it, itself, knows how to maintain the healing process long after our work together has ended.

Contact me about your medical massage needs. Serving Cimarron Hills and surrounding areas.

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Medical Massage Therapy

The lymph system is a system that requires movement, meaning it does not work independently like the beating of the heart does. I work with you to ensure the muscular system are functioning efficiently, and the nervous system is communicating with the body in a balanced way so that mobility takes place and is maintained.

Multi-Light Therapy

This advanced light treatment is used for healthy muscle, muscle repair, and skin rejuvenation. The therapeutic light spectrum extend deep into the tissue, with accuracy, into the targeted areas having had liposuction.

Microcurrent Therapy

Through the use of precise gentle microcurrents, sticky tissues, scar tissue formation, and fibrous tissue buildup are broken up, and the nervous system's function is stimulated to restore balance to the healing state.

Reiki and Energetic Rebalancing

Reiki Therapy is a ancient Japanese practice that clears and aligns the energetic pathways in the body. As a result, the body's inherent healing capacity strengthen, helping to promote optimal holistic wellness.

Frequently Asked Questions

Lymphatic massage is a mild, restorative technique designed to help your body's lymph system work more efficiently. This type of massage can decrease swelling, improve circulation, and support your immune health. It uses gentle, wave-like movements to stimulate the flow of lymph in your body.

After body contouring, lymphatic drainage massage helps minimize post-surgical swelling, accelerates recovery, boosts circulation, and helps reduce complications like tissue hardening or uneven recovery. It encourages the body's natural healing processes and helps reach best possible surgical results.

No, lymphatic therapy is very soft and shouldn't be uncomfortable. The therapist uses light pressure to stimulate lymph flow. Unlike deep tissue massage, it involves gentle, wave-like movements that are calming and peaceful.

The frequency depends on your specific needs. For recovery after liposuction, we typically recommend 4 thorough sessions within 30 days. For general wellness or chronic swelling treatment, sessions may be on a weekly basis or as advised by your healthcare provider.

During a session, you can expect a assessment about your health and objectives, light rhythmic movements to encourage lymph flow, a very peaceful experience, and follow-up instructions including staying hydrated and relaxation. Sessions typically last about 45-60 minutes.

Lymphatic therapy is advantageous for post-operative individuals (especially after body contouring), people with fluid retention or chronic swelling, athletes seeking muscle recovery, and anyone feeling tired or anxious who wants to boost their body's defenses and overall wellness.

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Lymphatic Drainage Services Cimarron Hills Colorado

Lymphatic therapy is a gentle, healing technique designed to help your body's lymphatic network work more efficiently. This type of massage can reduce swelling, enhance circulation, and strengthen your body's defenses. Whether you're in post-surgical recovery, dealing with swelling, or just want to improve your well-being, lymphatic therapy might be the answer you're looking for.

What is Lymphatic Drainage?

Lymphatic therapy is a specialized kind of massage that focuses on your lymphatic network. The lymphatic network is a network of organs and tissues that help your body get rid of harmful substances, toxins, and other unwanted materials. It also helps your immune health fight diseases. When this system isn't working properly, you might experience fluid retention, discomfort, or feel fatigued all the time.

This massage uses light, wave-like movements to stimulate the flow of lymph in your body. Unlike deep tissue massage, it's very soft and doesn't involve strong pressure. It's often used to help people navigate post-surgical recovery, decrease swelling, or improve their general well-being.

How Does Lymphatic Drainage Work?

The lymph system doesn't have a natural pump like the heart to move lymphatic fluid around. Instead, it relies on muscle movement and respiration to keep things circulating. Sometimes, though, the system can get clogged or become sluggish. This can happen after surgery, during illness, or if you're not very mobile.

Lymphatic Drainage helps by:

  1. Stimulating Lymph Flow: The light movements stimulate lymph fluid to move through your body.

  2. Decreasing Swelling: By boosting circulation, it can reduce swelling in areas like your arms, lower body, or neck.

  3. Supporting Immunity: It helps your body clear toxins, which can strengthen your body's defenses.

  4. Promoting Relaxation: The soothing touch can help you feel peaceful and relaxed.

Benefits of Lymphatic Massage

Here are some of the main benefits of this type of massage:

  • Reduces Swelling: It's great for people with fluid retention or swelling after surgery.

  • Speeds Up Recovery: It can help you recover faster after surgery or injury.

  • Boosts Skin Health: By clearing toxins, it can make your skin look healthier.

  • Enhances Energy: Many people feel more refreshed after a session.

  • Strengthens Immune Health: It helps your body fight off infections.

Who Can Benefit from Lymphatic Drainage Massage?

This massage is helpful for many people, including:

  • Post-Operative Patients: It's often used after liposuction or other procedures to decrease swelling.

  • People with Fluid Retention: A condition where lymphatic fluid builds up and causes swelling.

  • Athletes: It can help with performance enhancement and decrease soreness.

  • Anyone Feeling Drained or Anxious: It's a great way to unwind and feel better.

What to Expect During a Lymphatic Massage

If you've never had this type of massage before, here's what you can expect:

  1. Assessment: The therapist will ask about your medical history and desired outcomes for the massage.

  2. Soft Movements: The therapist will use soft, wave-like strokes to encourage lymph flow.

  3. Tranquility: You'll likely feel very calm during and after the session.

  4. Follow-up Instructions: You might be advised to drink water and rest after the massage.

Lymphatic drainage massage is a safe way to support your body's natural healing processes. Whether you're healing after surgery, addressing swelling, or just want to improve your well-being, this gentle massage can make a big difference. If you're interested in trying it, call a qualified therapist in your area. Remember to drink plenty of water and relax after your session to get the most benefits.

By understanding how your lymphatic network works and how this massage can help, you'll be better equipped to maintain your well-being. Give it a try—you might just feel lighter, healthier, and more revitalized!