How Lymphatic Drainage works
Gentle directional pressure or device-based compression helps move interstitial fluid toward functioning lymphatic pathways. It does not directly remove fat.
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Support fluid movement, recovery and tissue comfort with a gentle, targeted approach.
Lymphatic drainage is a manual or device-assisted technique intended to encourage lymphatic fluid movement. In aesthetic practice, it may be used to support recovery, reduce a sensation of swelling and complement selected body treatments.
Gentle directional pressure or device-based compression helps move interstitial fluid toward functioning lymphatic pathways. It does not directly remove fat.
Dr. Nivine uses lymphatic drainage as supportive care when appropriate and avoids presenting it as a standalone fat-loss treatment. Patients with certain medical conditions require clearance before treatment.
Comfort can improve quickly
Supportive rather than permanent
As needed
Some patients benefit from combining Lymphatic Drainage with treatments that address a different layer. Depending on the concern, Dr. Nivine may consider CoolSculpting, Emsculpt, Cellulite Treatment, PBSerum Treatment. Combination therapy is not automatic; every component must have a defined purpose.



Individual results vary. Photographs are of Dr. Nivine’s own patients, shown with written consent and unretouched.
Some patients benefit from combining Lymphatic Drainage with treatments that address a different layer. Depending on the concern, Dr. Nivine may consider CoolSculpting, Emsculpt, Cellulite Treatment, PBSerum Treatment. If treatments are combined, each one is selected for a specific role rather than added routinely.
Meet Dr. Nivine Cheaito to review your anatomy, goals, medical history, alternatives and whether Lymphatic Drainage has a clear role in your treatment plan.