Not weight loss
Any listing that says so is misleading you.

Gentle bodywork across Maryland
If you are searching across Maryland, the more useful question than where is whether this treatment does what you are hoping it does.
Your appointment
The appointment leaves room to discuss your goals, your current routine, sensitivity and any recent treatments before it begins. Your provider can explain the steps and say whether this is the right fit today.
90 minutes
$99
90 minutes
$149
90 minutes
$179
90 minutes
$199

Spa Chevy Chase is at 4500 N Park Avenue in Chevy Chase, Montgomery County, near the District line. One location, one team.
People travel to us from across the Maryland suburbs and from Northwest DC. If you are comparing several listings, the person you speak to when you book is part of the team that will carry out the treatment.
Book lymphatic drainageLymphatic drainage massage is widely advertised as a detox, a weight-loss aid, and a cure for swelling. None of those are accurate, and you should treat any spa that tells you otherwise with caution.
What it is: light, slow, rhythmic bodywork that many people find calming. What it is not: medical treatment. Lymphoedema, post-surgical recovery and unexplained swelling all belong with a clinician.
Any listing that says so is misleading you.
That is managed medically. A spa appointment is not part of it.
Light, slow, rhythmic bodywork for people who want exactly that.
Durations, prices and booking for Lymphatic Drainage Massage
Spa Chevy Chase
Good to know
No. Any listing that says so is misleading you.
No. That is managed medically, and a spa appointment is not part of that treatment.
Gentle, relaxing bodywork at light pressure, for people who want exactly that. It is a good treatment described accurately.
Chevy Chase, just inside the state line north of the District, at 4500 N Park Ave. There is one location.
People who feel heavy or puffy, people recovering from an operation whose surgeon has cleared them, and people who simply want a very light, quiet appointment.
Yes. If what you describe belongs with a doctor, your provider will say so rather than proceeding.
See a doctor first. Swelling on one side is something to have looked at rather than massaged, and your provider will say the same.
Nothing is measured here. If you want measurement, that is a clinical setting rather than a spa, and it is worth being clear about the difference before booking.
No. It is a specific technique done very lightly, not a general massage with a different name on it.
Much lighter than you are probably expecting. People who booked hoping for pressure are usually surprised, which is why it is worth saying now.
Then you want a different appointment. Say what you are after when you book and you will be pointed at the right one.
Several lengths, listed with prices on the booking page.
Your provider will suggest after the first, based on why you came. Anyone quoting a number before seeing you is guessing.
Tell us when you book and ask your own doctor as well. Both answers are needed, and the second one is not ours to give.
Anything for circulation or the immune system, and anything recent. Mention it even if it seems unrelated.
Yes, on site. Most people drive; the Metro is the easier option only if you are coming through the District at rush hour.
Yes. Book in their name so what they tell the provider is recorded against the right person.
Something comfortable. You stay covered throughout, and your provider explains what is needed before starting.
Say so. Your provider would rather stop and talk about what would suit you than finish an appointment neither of you thinks is right.
Book through the button on this page, and say what you want to change. If it belongs with a doctor, your provider will tell you so.
Described accurately, so you can decide whether it is what you want.
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