Oncology massage adapts techniques to safely support those affected by cancer and its treatments, including those in treatment, recovery, or at the end of life. A trained oncology therapist understands cancer’s effects and treatment side effects, adjusting techniques accordingly.
We recommend a 90-minute first session for evaluation and proper care.

Benefits of Oncology Massage
Oncology massage has been shown to reduce pain and anxiety, while patients also report better sleep, less isolation, improved body image, and enhanced well-being.
Rather than following strict protocols, oncology massage is tailored to each individual’s needs, safely working within clinical guidelines. Treatments often require immediate and long-term adjustments, and a skilled therapist adapts the session to address treatment side effects and disease progression.

Breast Cancer Recovery
Post Mastectomy/ Lumpectomy/Breast Reconstruction Massage
The Spurgeon Method® is an essential therapy for women healing from breast surgery. By integrating Manual Lymphatic Drainage, bodywork, and specialized massage techniques, our approach aims to alleviate both physical and emotional discomfort, minimize swelling, and enhance breathing. Manual manipulation is the most effective way to promote the movement of lymphatic fluid, which is crucial for maintaining healthy tissue throughout the body.

Therapeutic Medical Plastic Surgery Post Implant Massage
This type of breast massage is designed to relieve congestion, swelling and discomfort following breast augmentation surgery, this treatment will encourage symmetry, restore pain-free range-of-motion and may help prevent capsular contracture. Using a combination of lymphatic drainage, bodywork and proprietary massage techniques, our method works to relieve the chronic pain that often occurs after surgery

Vodder-style Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD)
is a gentle skin-stroking technique that requires no lotion or oil. This method supports detoxification of the body’s lymphatic system, making it beneficial for individuals with autoimmune conditions such as Lupus, Lyme disease, Fibromyalgia, Chronic Fatigue, and for those experiencing chronic pain or stress. Regular sessions, at least once a month, are recommended for general detox and wellness, especially given today’s increasing environmental pollutants. For those with mold exposure, more frequent sessions are advised to enhance detoxification.
Benefits of Lymphatic Drainage Massage (LDM)
– Boosts Immune System
Detoxifies your body from drugs and other chemicals by draining fat, unwanted fluids, toxins, and other waste products from your cells.
– Lymphatic massage helps restore natural lymph flow, speeding up healing from infections, inflammation, medications, toxins, and heavy metal poisoning.
– Aids in faster recovery after cosmetic surgeries.
– Improves sleep quality.
– Relieves pain.

Recovering well after surgery is just as important as the procedure itself. The right approach to care can make a big difference in how you heal and how quickly you regain your energy. Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) plays a key role in this process, helping to minimize swelling, relieve discomfort, and promote a smoother, more comfortable recovery.
Benefits of Post-Op Lymphatic Drainage Massage (LDM)
– Reduces Post-Op Swelling: Drains excess fluid buildup after surgery, reducing puffiness and easing discomfort.
– Accelerates Healing: Minimizes bruising and tenderness, helping you feel better sooner.
– Relieves Constipation: Stimulates lymph flow to aid digestion, alleviating the common side effect of pain medications.
– Clears Anesthesia Effects: Supports your body’s detox process, helping you feel less groggy and sluggish.
Recommend at least three sessions for post-op recovery to ensure effective healing. After that, most people benefit from an additional 5-10 sessions, depending on the procedure. These follow-ups are key to reducing swelling, supporting healing, and optimizing surgery results.