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Fluid Mobilisation — Body

Deep lymphatic drainage for water retention, heavy legs and that swollen feeling.

40 min£80

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Fluid Mobilisation — Body — LPG endermologie la Maison Victoria Northampton

How the session runs

  1. 01

    A short conversation: what changed since last time, how you slept, how much water you drank.

  2. 02

    You put on the dedicated LPG suit, which protects the skin and allows precise tissue work.

  3. 03

    The treatment head rolls over the area with suction and motorised rollers — the rhythm set to your tolerance.

  4. 04

    We close with drainage and guidance for the next 24 hours.

Who it suits

  • You feel water retention, heavy legs or swelling that gets worse in the evening.
  • Your body holds fluid after long days on your feet, travel or heat.
  • You have sluggish circulation, cold extremities or a heavy feeling in the legs.
  • You are new to LPG and want a body protocol explained step by step.
Water retention & drainage
Studio Maison Victoria — Fluid Mobilisation — Body

Contraindications & precautions

Not performed

Pregnancy: LPG body treatments are not performed during pregnancy. After birth you can usually start at 6–8 weeks (or after a C-section, with your doctor's approval). Some facial protocols can be adapted — let's talk first.

Not performed

Thrombosis, phlebitis or clotting disorders: mechanical drainage is contraindicated until your doctor clears you.

Not performed

Active oncological conditions or ongoing cancer treatment: sessions only with written approval from your oncologist.

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Heart conditions, a pacemaker or uncontrolled blood pressure: electrostimulation and pressotherapy are excluded or adapted. Tell me the exact diagnosis.

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Active skin lesions, infections or inflammation: the area is avoided until fully healed.

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Diabetes, thyroid, autoimmune, kidney or liver conditions: sessions are possible, but intensity and frequency are adjusted for you.

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Recent surgery, implants or injectables: a waiting period is respected and we work outside the treated area.

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Epilepsy: electrostimulation is not used; the other protocols can be adapted.

The information above is indicative. The final plan is decided together with Victoria at your first consultation.

Frequently asked questions

How many sessions do I need for Fluid Mobilisation — Body?

Usually 8–12 sessions, 1–2 per week, then a monthly maintenance session. The exact number is decided at your first consultation, once I see how your tissue responds.

Does it hurt? How does the session feel?

No. It feels like a deep mechanical massage — firm but comfortable. Intensity is adjusted in real time and sensitive areas are worked more gently.

When do results show?

Relief and drainage are felt from the first session. Visible change (texture, firmness, contour) generally becomes obvious after 4–6 consecutive sessions.

How long does it take and how much does it cost?

The session lasts 40 minutes and costs £80. It can be combined with other protocols in the same visit if time allows.

How do I prepare beforehand?

Drink plenty of water on the day, avoid a heavy meal in the hour before, and tell me about any condition, medication or recent procedure.

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