It improves oxygen flow throughout the body, accelerates healing, softens skin and reduces scars, relaxes muscles and relieves pain. It helps rid the body of toxins, recover faster from injuries, and reduces emotional and physical stress. Regular massage is important for maintaining good health and vitality.

Massage raises levels of endorphins and serotonin in the body, thereby reducing anxiety and promoting relaxation. It lowers levels of certain hormones, such as cortisol, which is responsible for increased stress.

Lymphatic massage (LDM) mimics the pulse and flow in the lymphatic system. It helps transport stagnant fluids from the interstitial tissue to the lymphatic vessels, thereby reducing swelling and stimulating the immune system.

Relieves pain - The expected pain from plastic surgery can cause anxiety in those undergoing the procedure. Massage, started several weeks after surgery, interferes with pain receptor signals sent to the brain.

Softens skin and reduces scarring - part of the body's healing process is to protect the treated area from further damage. The physiological process does not recognize the difference between cosmetic interference and injury. In the aftermath, the body feels only pain and interruption of its normal processes, after which it tries to recover. This results in the increased production of collagen fibers, which, if overproduced, form highly visible hypertrophic or keloid scars. Massage performed locally on freshly healed scar tissue can reduce and alleviate the buildup of hard fibrous tissue. Collagen is softened by heat from touch therapies such as classical massage.

Speeds up healing - massage speeds up the overall healing process, helping to eliminate accumulated toxins that occur after plastic surgery. Increases blood circulation to the area, which delivers nutrients to both the skin and the underlying layers of tissue. The body, in an attempt to protect itself from further intrusion injury, will divert blood from the area to internal organs after surgery. This can lead to deterioration of the affected tissue and temporary death of nerve endings. Massage aids the blood flow process, which can help restore nutrition and elasticity to the affected area.