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Myocare RMT Wellness - Leaside · Bayview & Eglinton
Lymphatic drainage massage in Leaside is now available at Myocare RMT Wellness – Leaside, our second clinic at 1517a Bayview Ave, a short walk from Bayview and Eglinton. Our registered massage therapists use gentle, rhythmic techniques to reduce swelling, clear fluid buildup, and support healthy circulation, the same care we provide at our Annex clinic, where you can learn more about lymphatic drainage massage in Toronto. If you live or work in Leaside, Davisville, or East York, treatment is now only a few minutes from home. Visit our Leaside location page for directions, hours, and contact details.
Lymphatic drainage massage, known clinically as advanced decongestive lymphatic treatment, uses light, slow, rhythmic strokes that work just beneath the skin. Unlike deep tissue massage, the goal is not to release muscle; it is to move trapped lymph fluid out of swollen areas and back into circulation. Sessions are gentle and non-invasive, and most clients find them calming rather than intense. There is no downtime afterward, so you can head straight back to your day. Because the work follows the anatomy of the lymphatic system, every session is planned and delivered by a registered massage therapist trained in these techniques.
During a session you rest comfortably while your therapist works through a specific sequence of strokes that follows your lymphatic pathways. Many clients feel lighter and less puffy within a day of treatment, and drinking plenty of water afterward helps your body flush the fluid that has been set moving.
Lymphatic drainage is one of the most effective ways to manage swelling, stiffness, and fluid buildup after surgery. Whether you have had an orthopedic procedure, abdominal surgery, a C-section, or a cosmetic treatment such as liposuction or a tummy tuck, gentle lymphatic work helps move trapped fluid, ease inflammation, and support a smoother healing process. Your RMT tailors each session to your stage of recovery, helping reduce discomfort and improve mobility as your body repairs itself.
You do not need to be recovering from surgery to benefit. Lymphatic treatment is commonly used to manage lymphedema, improving drainage and reducing heaviness in the arms and legs. It can also ease the puffiness and fatigue that come with chronic fluid retention. Performed by an RMT trained in prenatal care, it can relieve swelling in the legs, ankles, and feet during pregnancy. If you are not sure which treatment fits your situation, your therapist will review your health history at your first visit and recommend a plan that matches your goals.
Myocare has cared for Toronto patients from our Annex clinic at Bathurst and Dupont since 2010. In 2026 we opened our Leaside clinic to bring that same standard of care to midtown and east-end Toronto. You will find us at 1517a Bayview Ave, steps from the Bayview and Eglinton intersection, with appointments available Monday to Friday from 9:00am to 7:30pm and Saturdays from 2:00pm to 6:30pm, including evening times that make it easier to book around work. Every treatment is provided by a registered massage therapist who reviews your health history and builds a plan around your goals.
Yes. When performed by a trained RMT, lymphatic drainage is gentle and non-invasive, and it is safe for most people, including those recovering from surgery or managing chronic swelling. Your therapist reviews your health history before treatment begins.
The techniques are light, slow, and rhythmic. Many clients describe the experience as calming, even meditative. Lymphatic work should never feel painful, and there is no downtime; you can return to your normal activities right away.
Yes. It is commonly recommended after procedures such as liposuction, tummy tucks, joint replacements, and C-sections to reduce swelling, stiffness, and fluid retention. Your RMT will pace treatment to your stage of recovery and your surgeon’s guidance.
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