Gentle lymphatic massage
A
slow hour at the edge of the evening.
Light, rhythmic strokes in a quiet studio, a sheet over you the whole time, and appointments until eight.
The strokes are light and slow, and the pressure is always yours.
Lighter than you expect.
Lymphatic massage uses the flat of the hand in slow, even strokes, one part of the body at a time. It is not a deep-tissue session. Many clients rest through it; you are welcome to talk or to stay quiet.
Who should ask a doctor first
A gentle session suits most people. These four should check first.
Sessions by length
Light, slow strokes under a sheet. Choose the time that fits your evening.
By length
Whole-body gentle session
60 minThe whole body in turn, under a sheet.
New clientsBook: Whole-body gentle session
With your surgeon's go-ahead
Gentle session, with your surgeon's go-ahead
60 minFor clients whose surgeon has said massage is fine.
Go-ahead firstBook: Gentle session, with your surgeon's go-ahead
Regular visits
Standing evening
60 minThe same evening each month, held for you.
RegularDeposit to bookBook: Standing evening
Prices are set by session length and shown on the booking page when you choose a time.
Tuesday to Friday, until eight in the evening.
One therapist, one room
Every session is with the same therapist.
Kyunghee Gwak
Owner and licensed massage therapist
- Massage therapist license · AL Lic. 000000
Trained in manual lymphatic drainage. Sessions are slow and quiet. She speaks English and Korean.
Before you book
How long is a session?
Between 30 and 90 minutes. Most first visits are an hour, which leaves time to talk at the start and to rest at the end.
What does it feel like?
Very light. The strokes are slow and even, closer to a hand resting and moving than to a massage you feel working. If you want more or less pressure, say so and we change it.
Am I covered the whole time?
Yes. A sheet or towel covers you, and only the part we are working on is uncovered. When we move on, it is covered again.
Can I stop?
At any time and for any reason. You can pause, change position or end the session, and we stop right away.
Who should ask a doctor first?
Anyone who is pregnant, has had surgery recently, or is under a doctor's care should ask before booking. After surgery, we wait for your surgeon's go-ahead.
Choose a time
Pick a length and an evening. We confirm by text or email.
- Tuesday – FridayToday
- 4pm – 8pm
- SaturdayToday
- 10am – 2pm
- Sunday and MondayToday
- Closed