Lymphatic drainage massage is a type of massage therapy that may help to relieve swelling that occurs when medical treatment or poor health causes blockages to the lymphatic system.

Lymphatic massages are all the rage in wellness communities. But medical experts warn that not everyone should be getting them.

Do lymphatic drainage massages actually work? We consulted experts to learn more about the key benefits, risks and techniques.

Face massage scientifically drains toxins and reduces puffiness by stimulating your hidden lymphatic network for sculpted, healthy skin.

Named after Greek and Roman mythical creatures, the lymph that flows around the body helps it fight off infection and maintain a fine balance of fluids.

Gua sha, dry brushing, and even cupping have all been hailed as ways to get your lymph moving—but the heavyweight champion lately is the lymphatic drainage massage. While the aforementioned ...

Lymphatic drainage massage can help flush fluid and waste from your system, boost circulation, improve the immune system, and even speed metabolism.

We spoke to a professional esthetician about the latest beauty craze on social media, lymphatic massages, and how they actually work.

With a waitlist 2,000-plus people deep and celebrity clientele including Hailey Bieber and Jennifer Aniston, Rebecca Faria is the in-demand lymphatic masseuse of the moment.

Celebrities love the Brazilian lymphatic massage for its detoxing benefits. Here's what happened when one editor tried it, with before and after photos.

While lymphatic drainage massage may not directly cause weight loss, some benefits such as reducing edema may help. Learn more here.

This massage technique is attracting fans across Hollywood, including Ariana Grande, Kourtney Kardashian and Sean “Diddy” Combs. Their go-to expert? Rebecca Faria, a 29-year-old Brazilian.