The human body contains 70% water. Some organs and tissues contain more or less water. It is essential to respect the physiology of the lymphatic circulatory system. Learn the importance of the intra-cellular fluid and the extra-cellular fluid functions and relativity. This gentle method of massage guides the lymphatic fluid to regions of the face and/or body for the purpose of purification through elimination of waste products of cellular metabolism while maintaining tissue nutrition and consequently enhancing the skin's appearance. Well established in Europe, Lymphatic Drainage plays an important role in Health and Wellness fields and has found its place in the Esthetic field, that is for enhancing the healing of post-surgical procedures to simple edema reducer.

• Understanding the Lymphatic System and its functions
• Knowing the role Lymphatic system plays and the connective tissue
• Getting familiar with the vascular system
• Effect of the Manual Lymphatic Drainage on the nervous system, on the musculature, on the immune system of the body
• Practical Manual Lymphatic Drainage techniques; including pumping, circular movements, rhythmic succession of movements
• Edema reducing effects
• Stroking for analgesic effect