Logan Lymphatic Therapy & Massage Massage Therapy, Lymphatic Massage & Detoxification

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"I have received hundreds of massages from therapists all over the world, and no one matches the energy, intuition, passion and natural ability Nala has. She is my favorite Massage Therapist hands down."                                              "I love the feel of her studio. Nala is very sweet & very thorough. I came for a lymphatic massage for post surgery. I definitely felt better after."                                                    "When she was done, I felt extraordinarily relaxed & I was even standing up straighter than usual."                                                                        "I have been able to decrease my pain medicine by 90% since receiving massages on a regular basis from Nala."                                                    "Of the 20 massages that Nala has given me, no two have been exactly the same. She focuses on what needs her attention most. Whether I've got a stiff neck, am holding tension in my shoulders or just need my system balanced with a relaxing release of endorphins from some intense reflexology, she knows intuitively and goes to work on it. We feel blessed to have found her."                                            "She is very attentive to my needs and works very specifically on my problem areas. When I leave her I always go out feeling much better than when I went in! I have no problem saying that these are the BEST massages that I've ever had. That's why I keep going to Nala at Honolulu Massage Studio! The only complaint that I have is that I didn't find her earlier!! Great massages. Highly recommended!"                                                              "Nala was amazing! She knows the lymph drainage technique and spent extra time which is greatly appreciated. So happy I found her! "                                                               "Very attentive and professional, she provides what you need on an individual basis, the ambiance is so nice and cozy, very clean! Nala is amazing!"                                        "The Massage was just what I needed. Pressure was perfect, technique was superb and ambiance was amazing."                                                       "Love this place. The atmosphere is quite nice with relaxing aromas, knowledgeable therapist and a comfortable massage table. Every time I go it is a little different. It's like she can read my mind what needs work and is always trying new things."                                                    "I have had many massages but Nala addressed why I was there and delivered more than expected."                                                         "Nala provided the best massage experience to date. Very experienced and competent in a warm, professional setting. She had a sound knowledge of the anatomy."     

Logan Lymphatic Therapy & Massage

Phone: (435)557-3449

Email: LoganLymphatic@gmail.com


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“Nala is amazing. Great communication and professionalism. Her expertise in lymph drainage is exactly what I was looking for. After several major surgeries I was desperately looking for a lymphatic massage therapist and I found Nala on google and immediately booked a 120 minute session. My 2 hour session was incredible! Nala moved so much fluid out of my body during the session and I’m still releasing fluids at home. I signed up for weekly 2 hour sessions because Nala is the BEST! Thank you Nala!” Stephanie J.


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Lymphatic Massage After Radiation Treatment


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How Can Lymphatic Massage Help After Radiation Treatment?


Radiation treatment is one of the most common causes of secondary lymphedema in the United States. Secondary lymphedema is the result of trauma to the body such as surgery or external radiation.

The skin in the treated area is not usually the intended target, but despite advances in technology, it, along with the hair follicles and sweat and oil glands, are usually affected to some degree. This damage occurs because the radiation must pass through whatever tissues it encounters prior to reaching the cancerous destination point.

The skin in this area may become very dry and look red, irritated, sunburned or tanned. In some cases, this is followed by peeling of the skin. Scar tissue can develop up to six months after external treatment has ended. The skin may become hard, thick or feel bound in the areas that have been irradiated; surgical sites can also be aggravated. Even years later, the treated area can become sore, or as one client put it, “feel overstretched.”

The literature recounts many stories of people whose lymphedema did not occur until years after treatment. A slight trauma to a compromised lymphatic system can induce lymphedema. For some individuals, the trauma is an airline trip; for others it is an infection, or receiving a flu shot in the affected limb. Lymphatic therapy and clinical  massage can help decrease the associated pain, improve range of motion, and decrease swelling.

Is It Okay To Get A Lymphatic Massage If I Have/Had Cancer?


Until recently, most in the bodywork community worried about the possibility of massage causing cancer cells to spread. The seriousness of metastasis cannot be minimized. However, gentle, conscious massage will not cause cells to become metastatic. But, many other conditions related to cancer and its treatment are of immediate concern when performing bodywork. When working with a patient undergoing radiation, these conditions will most often relate to the skin, scarring, gastrointestinal side effects and depressed blood counts. Occurring less often, but none-the-less very important, is the potential for lymphatic damage.

Immunosuppression, which is a drop in the white blood cell count, referred to as neutropenia, depresses the immune system, leaving you more vulnerable to communicable disease. Skilled touch can be beneficial during this time, as there is some evidence that indicates subtle energy techniques applied to the stem cell producing areas can help blood counts return more quickly to normal.

Lymphatic massage, along with other self-care strategies, can help manage the pain and swelling until your lymphatic system has healed.