Very Light Pressure
Slow skin-level movements rather than firm kneading or deep tissue pressure.
Ask about this optionLymphatic drainage massage in Nairobi uses a very light, slow and rhythmic style. It is different from deep tissue massage and should never rely on forceful pressure to feel effective.
Because swelling can have medical causes, screening matters. Post-surgery needs and unexplained swelling should be discussed with your clinician before booking massage.

Manual lymphatic drainage is a specialised gentle technique that follows a planned sequence of light movements. People sometimes search for it when they feel puffy or heavy, but those sensations can have many causes and should not be self-diagnosed.
This service is not a deep massage and it should not be promoted as a detox cure. The therapist does not force fluid through the body. Appropriate sessions use light skin-level movements and a calm pace, with comfort checked throughout.
Medical swelling, sudden swelling, one-sided swelling, redness, heat, shortness of breath, chest pain, infection and post-surgical concerns require medical assessment. A clinician who knows your history should guide whether and when massage is suitable.
For a general wellness enquiry, share your reason for booking, relevant health history, medication, pregnancy status, recent procedures and any medical guidance already received. Availability depends on whether the request is safe and within scope.
Choose the focus, pressure and time that match how your body feels today.
Slow skin-level movements rather than firm kneading or deep tissue pressure.
Ask about this optionHealth history, swelling, procedures and clinician advice are discussed before booking.
Ask about this optionA quiet rhythm with suitable positioning and clear comfort checks.
Ask about this optionMedical or post-surgery needs require approval and instructions from your care provider.
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Availability, location access and the final price are confirmed before travel. You can ask for changes at any time during the session.
The touch is much lighter than Swedish or deep tissue massage. Movements are slow and repetitive, and the sequence matters more than pressure. If you are expecting firm work on tight muscles, another massage style is likely a better match.
The session should feel calm and comfortable. You can request a position change, extra support, a pause or an end at any time. Any pain, dizziness, breathlessness or unusual discomfort is a reason to stop and seek appropriate care.
Swelling is a symptom, not a massage style. It can relate to injury, infection, medication, circulation, the heart, kidneys, lymphatic changes or other medical factors. That is why a booking cannot be based only on a photo or a message saying an area feels swollen.
The therapist needs honest information about medical diagnoses, surgery, cancer care, blood clots, infection, heart or kidney conditions and current treatment. Some situations mean massage should be postponed, adapted or managed only by a specifically qualified clinical provider.
Postoperative care should follow the surgeon or treating clinician, including timing, technique, compression advice and warning signs. General wellness massage should not replace specialised postoperative or lymphedema care.
If a clinician recommends manual lymphatic drainage, ask for written guidance and confirm the practitioner qualifications you need. Amoriah may decline a request that falls outside available training, safe scope or suitable home-visit conditions.
Share your health history before confirming the appointment. Wear comfortable clothing for arrival, avoid a heavy meal immediately beforehand and choose a clean private room. Do not stop prescribed medication or change compression garments because of general online advice.
Afterward, rise slowly and follow your clinician guidance where applicable. Contact a medical provider promptly for increasing swelling, redness, warmth, fever, pain, shortness of breath, chest symptoms or anything that feels urgent.
Massage is provided for relaxation and everyday wellbeing. Suitable draping, clear communication and respectful behaviour are required. Inappropriate requests or conduct end the appointment.
You can request lighter pressure, another position, more support, a pause or an end to the session. The therapist may also stop when a symptom, setting or request falls outside safe scope.
Share your location, preferred time and the result you want to check availability.
Ask on WhatsAppNo. It uses very light, rhythmic movements. Firm pressure is not the goal and may be unsuitable for lymphatic work.
No. New, one-sided, painful or unexplained swelling needs medical assessment before massage is considered.
Only with guidance from the surgeon or treating clinician and only when the requested care is within the practitioner’s training and safe scope.
Avoid cure or detox claims. The body has its own complex systems, and massage should not be presented as a medical detox treatment.
Share the reason for booking, health conditions, medication, pregnancy, recent procedures, swelling details and guidance from your clinician.
People with fever, active infection, suspected blood clot, acute illness, sudden swelling or serious uncontrolled medical concerns should seek medical guidance first.
No. If firm muscle work is your goal, ask about deep tissue, sports or Swedish massage instead, subject to your health and comfort.
Yes. A request may be declined when symptoms need medical assessment, the care falls outside safe scope or the home setting is not suitable.
Send your area, preferred time, session length and focus areas.