Body · Lymphatic Drainage Massage · Temecula
Sara Hartman has done this work for 25 years. Gentle, hands-on drainage for the puffiness, bloating, and heavy days everyday life leaves behind. Plus postpartum swelling, lymphedema, and the fluid an autoimmune flare holds onto.
Your blood has a heart to push it. Your lymph has nothing. It moves when your muscles move, or when a trained pair of hands moves it for you. So it slows. Fluid settles where it pools, and you feel it as puffiness, tightness, and that heavy feeling no amount of water seems to fix.
Manual lymphatic drainage does the moving. Light, precise work that follows the vessels and nodes in the direction your body already drains, so the fluid it’s been holding has somewhere to go. Most people feel lighter by the time they get off the table.
Your breath helps too. The diaphragm, the large muscle beneath your lungs, rises and falls with every breath. Slow, deep breathing creates gentle pressure changes in your chest and belly that help move lymph through its vessels. That makes breathing the easiest thing you can do for your lymph between sessions.
Puffy after a long flight. Bloated and holding water before your period or through perimenopause. Postpartum and still swollen. Managing lymphedema or an autoimmune flare. Swollen ankles at the end of a long day. None of it needs a medical event to be worth treating.
Pricing · Wellness Lymphatic Therapy
Both sessions are the same gentle drainage. The 80 minutes gives Sara room to work the whole body and spend longer where you’re holding the most. The 60 fits a lunch break or a regular maintenance visit.
Add red light for $30. If the recovery room is open after your session, you can move over for 30 minutes.
80 minutes
Full body, more time where you need it
60 minutes
A regular maintenance visit
FAQ
Your breath moves lymph too. Amber teaches slow, deep breathing you can practice between sessions.
Warmth below and red light above, for circulation, recovery, and a calmer baseline.