A lymphatic facial in East Lansing & Birmingham, MI uses gentle lymphatic drainage techniques on the face and neck to move trapped fluid, reduce puffiness, and define facial contours for a lifted, refreshed look. Our medical aestheticians offer this lymphatic drainage facial alongside our other facials, and it pairs well with full-body lymphatic drainage massage or an OxyGeneo facial at our Birmingham and East Lansing med spas.
A lymphatic facial uses gentle, rhythmic massage to move fluid through the lymphatic system of the face and neck. This system carries extra fluid away from your tissues. When the flow slows, the face can look puffy or tired.
Our medical aestheticians in Birmingham, MI and East Lansing combine skin care with lymphatic drainage techniques. The goal is a lifted, sculpted and refreshed look without needles or downtime.
A lymphatic drainage facial can help:
Many clients leave with a slimmer, more awake look.
Your lymphatic lift facial starts with a skin review. We cleanse and gently exfoliate the skin. Next, your aesthetician uses light, slow strokes along the neck, jaw, cheeks and eyes, moving toward the lymph nodes in the neck so fluid can drain. We finish with a mask, hydrating serum and SPF.
There is no downtime. Drink water and avoid salty foods for the rest of the day to help keep puffiness down. The depuffing effect is temporary, so many clients book regular sessions to keep their results.
This facial suits most skin types. It is a good choice for puffiness, dull skin or a tired look, or as a gentle facial before an event. It may not be right if you have an active skin infection, a fever, or certain heart, kidney or clotting conditions. If you recently had facial surgery, ask your surgeon first.
Pair it with a full-body lymphatic drainage massage, an OxyGeneo 3-in-1 facial or a HydraFacial. You can also browse all of our med spa facials.
We offer the lymphatic lift facial at both of our Michigan med spas:
Both locations are open Monday through Saturday, with hours until 7 p.m. on Tuesday and Thursday. Book your lymphatic facial online.
A lymphatic facial uses gentle, rhythmic massage to move fluid through the lymphatic system of the face and neck. This system carries extra fluid away from your tissues. When the flow slows, the face can look puffy or tired.
Our medical aestheticians in Birmingham, MI and East Lansing combine skin care with lymphatic drainage techniques. The goal is a lifted, sculpted and refreshed look without needles or downtime.
A lymphatic drainage facial can help:
Many clients leave with a slimmer, more awake look.
Your lymphatic lift facial starts with a skin review. We cleanse and gently exfoliate the skin. Next, your aesthetician uses light, slow strokes along the neck, jaw, cheeks and eyes, moving toward the lymph nodes in the neck so fluid can drain. We finish with a mask, hydrating serum and SPF.
There is no downtime. Drink water and avoid salty foods for the rest of the day to help keep puffiness down. The depuffing effect is temporary, so many clients book regular sessions to keep their results.
This facial suits most skin types. It is a good choice for puffiness, dull skin or a tired look, or as a gentle facial before an event. It may not be right if you have an active skin infection, a fever, or certain heart, kidney or clotting conditions. If you recently had facial surgery, ask your surgeon first.
Pair it with a full-body lymphatic drainage massage, an OxyGeneo 3-in-1 facial or a HydraFacial. You can also browse all of our med spa facials.
We offer the lymphatic lift facial at both of our Michigan med spas:
Both locations are open Monday through Saturday, with hours until 7 p.m. on Tuesday and Thursday. Book your lymphatic facial online.
What does a lymphatic facial do?
A lymphatic facial uses gentle massage to help move extra fluid out of the face and neck. This can reduce puffiness, define the jawline and cheekbones, and brighten the skin. It also includes cleansing, hydration and SPF, so your skin feels clean, soft and refreshed.
How long do lymphatic facial results last?
The depuffing and sculpting effects are visible right away and usually last a few days. Salt, alcohol, poor sleep and allergies can bring puffiness back sooner. Regular sessions, plenty of water and good sleep help you keep a fresher, more defined look for longer.
How often should I get a lymphatic drainage facial?
Many clients book a lymphatic drainage facial every two to four weeks. Some come in before a big event for a quick depuffing boost. Your aesthetician can suggest a schedule based on your skin, your goals and how your face responds after the first session.
Does a lymphatic facial hurt?
No. The massage uses very light pressure because the lymph vessels sit just under the skin. Most clients find it calming and relaxing. You may feel gentle stretching along the jaw and neck. Tell your aesthetician anytime if you want the pressure adjusted.
Is there downtime after a lymphatic facial?
There is no downtime. You can wear makeup and go back to your normal day right away. We suggest drinking extra water and limiting salty foods for the rest of the day.
