Best Lymph Drainage Therapist Sunnyvale Near Me

4worldlovers: Pink & Fancy is a specialty​ Women's Boutique, offering Mastectomy and Breast Reconstruction products in a private and intimate setting with personalized service and care. We offer Post Operative products including TrueLife and Nearly Me Breast Forms, Specialty Bras, and Juzo /LymphDiva Compression Garments.

Providing Post Plastic Surgery/Breast Surgery​ Lymphatic Massage by a trained Lymphedema Therapist/Registered Nurse. Pink & Fancy is here to offer support to you before, during and after your treatment. We hope to restore your confidence and femininity in a comfortable environment and expedite your return to optimal health.

We have staff that has over 10 years of experience as Registered Surgical Nurses with a special interest in Plastic Surgery. We specialize in post-recovery care including suture and drain removal services.

Our portfolio of work can be found on our yelp and through our Instagram @PinknFancy.

4worldlovers: Welcome to BALM. Bay Area Lymphatic & Massage If you’re looking for a Certified Lymphatic Therapist, you’ve come to the right place.


I am State Certified massage therapist and Certified Decongestive Therapist. I love the work I do and love providing this gentle yet powerful service of Lymphatic Drainage Therapy . I attend recertification class regularly to keep informed and keep proper techniques up to date for your best results.

You can click on the "Services & Rates" page to learn more about Manual Lymphatic Drainage and Oncology Therapy

4worldlovers:
More Americans discussing massage with their doctors or health care providers.


In July 2016, more than fifty-one million American adults (17 percent) had discussed massage therapy with their doctors or health care providers in the previous year, consistent with past years’ data.4

Of those 17 percent who discussed massage with their doctor or health care provider, 63 percent of their doctors or health care providers referred them to a therapist/strongly recommended massage therapy/encouraged them to get a massage. While physicians led the way in recommending massage (56 percent vs. 54 percent in 2015), chiropractors (46 percent, unchanged from 2015) and physical therapists (52 percent vs. 37 percent in 2015) also recommended massage therapy when their patients discussed it with them.4


More referrals come from chiropractic offices than other sources, with 10 percent of respondents reporting receiving referrals at least once per week, and another 23% receiving referrals several times per month. Fifty-six percent of massage therapists received at least one referral every 6 months or less from a hospital or medical office in 2016.6


The therapeutic benefits of massage continue to be researched and studied. Recent research has shown the effectiveness of massage for the following conditions: