- Phone: +1 (416) 995-6601
- Mail: contact@myocarermt.com
- Adress: 1096 Bathurst St., Toronto, ON
Registered Massage Therapist in Toronto, ON
Our advanced decongestive lymphatic treatments are designed to promote circulation, reduce swelling, and support the body’s natural detoxification process. This gentle, targeted therapy helps relieve fluid retention, enhance immune function, and improve overall recovery. Ideal for post-surgery care, injury healing, or chronic inflammation.
Each lymphatic treatment is tailored to your body’s specific needs. Our therapists assess areas of congestion and use precise manual lymphatic drainage techniques to stimulate flow and reduce swelling. Whether for post-operative recovery or chronic lymphedema, your treatment plan is uniquely designed for optimal results.
Our approach focuses on supporting your entire lymphatic and circulatory system. Through gentle rhythmic strokes and careful pressure, we encourage the body’s natural detox process, reduce inflammation, and restore balance. The result is a lighter, more rejuvenated feeling from the inside out.
Experience complete relaxation in our calming treatment spaces. The quiet, restorative atmosphere allows your body to fully respond to the gentle rhythm of lymphatic therapy, promoting relaxation, recovery, and long-term wellness.
Detox (Brazilian) Lymphatic Massage in Toronto focuses on reducing fluid retention, improving circulation, and promoting faster lymphatic flow to help the body naturally flush out excess fluid and congestion. Using precise, rhythmic strokes inspired by Brazilian lymphatic techniques, this treatment helps reduce bloating, enhance definition, and improve overall lightness and well-being. At MyoCare Registered Massage Therapy near Bathurst and Dupont, each session is customized to boost detoxification, support digestion, and leave you feeling refreshed, sculpted, and energized.
Helps move trapped fluid to reduce bloating and improve overall lightness.
Targets common tension areas caused by posture, stress, or daily strain.
Eases stiffness and reduces discomfort from overuse, sitting, or injury.
Releases tight muscles in the neck and head that contribute to headaches.
Improves blood flow and reduces localized swelling or heaviness.
Loosens restricted muscles and joints to support smoother, pain-free movement.
Mona Pour-Saleh, RMT
Mona Pour-Saleh is a dedicated and passionate Registered Massage Therapist with a unique perspective shaped by her journey as a former professional athlete. A competitive bodybuilder since 2010, she turned pro in 2018 and proudly competed on the prestigious Olympia stage in both 2021 and 2022. Her experiences in competition have fueled her commitment to understanding optimal rehabilitation strategies and pain management.
Since graduating, Mona has continued to learn, undergoing extensive training in Vodders Manual Lymphatic Therapy. Since completing her training and being accredited, she is passionately working with lymphedema patients and post-cancer swelling care, creating a complete treatment plan to manage symptoms. Mona is also working towards completing her Osteopathy training.
With a deep appreciation for the body's healing potential, Mona is committed to providing individualized care that addresses each client's unique needs. Her goal is to support clients through pain management and recovery with personalized treatment plans. Mona believes that every session is an opportunity for healing, and her passion for her work shines through in the care she provides.
There are many reasons the lymphatic system can become congested and slow, but one of the primary reasons is because it doesen’t have a natural pump to help with its circulation.
It relies on muscle contraction and in fluid pressure. Since our lifestyles have become more sedentary and we tend to be dehydrated, lymph flow gradually becomes affected. Tight, dehydrated and restricted fascia can also block lymphatic flow. A large portion of the lymphatic system is located in the superficial fascia. If the fascia is dehydrated and dense, it will block proper lymphatic flow. This is why we occasionally add some fascial release techniques is our treatments
Of course, there are many other causes of congested lymphatic systems such as Chronic disease, medications, kidney or liver issues, scarring around primary lymph nodes, cancers, and many more. If Detox Lymphatic massage cannot safely treat these causes, you may be referred to another practitioner for more advanced lymphatic drainage.
Yes. This treatment is gentle, non-invasive, and safe for most people. It uses light, rhythmic strokes to stimulate lymph flow, reduce fluid buildup, and support detoxification without deep pressure.
This treatment focuses on the lymphatic system rather than the muscles. It uses precise, rapid, directional strokes that help move excess fluid, reduce bloating, and improve circulation, unlike traditional massage, which targets muscle tension.
Many clients notice reduced bloating, improved definition, and a lighter feeling after just one session. Results vary based on hydration, lifestyle, and individual lymphatic function.
Results can last anywhere from a few days to a week. With consistent treatments, benefits, including reduced fluid retention and improved digestion tend to last longer.
No. Brazilian Detox Lymphatic Massage is not intended for post-surgical recovery. Clients who have recently had cosmetic or medical procedures should book Advanced Decongestive Lymphatic Treatment, which is designed for safe post-operative care.
Yes. This technique is highly effective for reducing bloating, flushing excess water, and stimulating digestive movement, making the body feel lighter and less swollen.
No downtime is required. Most people feel refreshed, more energized, and visibly less puffy immediately after the session.
Hydrate well before your session, water helps your lymphatic system function more effectively and enhances treatment results.
Continue to hydrate, avoid heavy meals immediately after, and consider light movement such as walking to support lymph flow and extend the effects of your treatment.
Frequency depends on your goals. For ongoing detox, debloating, or aesthetic results, clients often book weekly or bi-weekly sessions. For maintenance, once or twice a month may be enough.
Yes. By stimulating lymph flow and abdominal drainage, this massage can support better digestion and reduce feelings of sluggishness or abdominal heaviness.
No. This technique uses gentle, stimulating strokes, not deep pressure. Most clients describe it as relaxing and surprisingly refreshing.
Clients with active infections, fever, blood clots, uncontrolled cardiac conditions, or recent surgeries should avoid this treatment. If unsure, consult your healthcare provider or ask the RMT beforehand.
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