Manual or Device-based Lymphatic Drainage – What's the Difference?
A fundamental distinction is made between manual and device-based lymphatic drainage. Manual lymphatic drainage is performed by specially trained therapists using their hands. Gentle, circular grip techniques stimulate lymph flow and support the natural decongestion of tissue.
Device-based lymphatic drainage, as used in the High Care Longevity Concept, works with precisely controlled pressure or suction impulses. These enable uniform activation of the lymphatic system and allow for targeted adaptation to individual needs. Both methods are considered pain-free and particularly gentle. The device-based variant can also be very well integrated into cosmetic-medical skin and tissue concepts.
