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Holly Jenkins

HJ Massage Therapy & Lymphatic Drainage · Dallas, TX

Lymphatic drainage and therapeutic massage near Preston Center

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Holly Jenkins, LMT, offers manual lymphatic drainage and therapeutic massage from her office on Luther Lane in Dallas, near Preston Center. She works with people managing swelling after surgery, living with lymphedema, or carrying chronic muscle tension.

Holly Jenkins, LMT, practices massage therapy and manual lymphatic drainage from an office suite on Luther Lane in Dallas, a short walk from Preston Center. Her work falls into two areas: lymphatic drainage for people managing swelling, and therapeutic massage for people carrying tension or recovering from physical strain.

Manual lymphatic drainage is a light-pressure, rhythmic technique that encourages fluid to move out of swollen tissue and back toward the lymph nodes. It is most often sought after cosmetic procedures such as liposuction or a tummy tuck, after orthopedic surgery, and by people managing lymphedema alongside their physician's plan. It is gentle work, nothing like a deep massage, and it is meant to support normal healing rather than replace medical care. Anyone recovering from surgery should have their surgeon's clearance before booking a first session.

Therapeutic massage covers the rest: neck and shoulder tension from desk work, tightness from training or long hours on your feet, and the stiffness that builds when the body has been guarding an injury for weeks.

Services

Manual lymphatic drainage
Post-surgical lymphatic sessions
Lymphedema-support sessions
Therapeutic massage
Neck and shoulder tension work
Recovery massage for active adults

Who should contact Holly

Someone a few weeks out from liposuction, a tummy tuck, a facelift or a joint replacement whose surgeon has cleared them for lymphatic drainage and who wants the swelling and tightness to ease. Also a person diagnosed with lymphedema who needs hands-on support between medical visits, or a desk worker or athlete whose neck, shoulders or legs stay tight no matter how much they stretch.

Lymphatic drainage is not a substitute for medical care; anyone with a fever, signs of infection, a suspected blood clot, or a recent surgery without their surgeon's clearance should talk to their physician first.

Service area: Dallas, from an office near Preston Center

Why members refer Holly

Both manual lymphatic drainage and therapeutic massage from one practitioner
Office suite on Luther Lane near Preston Center, convenient for the Park Cities and North Dallas
A direct line, 214-802-2827, to ask whether a session fits your situation before you book

Guide by Holly

Still swollen weeks after surgery: what lymphatic drainage does and when to start

9 min read. What is happening, what you can check yourself, and when to call.

Read the guide

What clients say on Google

Excerpts from public Google reviews of Holly Jenkins, LMT. Read all 1 on Google.

★★★★★6 months ago

Holly gives the most amazing deep tissue massage… It’s repairing and restoring to both body and soul, and it’s the best gift I’ve given myself a long time!

— Natalie Ray

Questions people ask

What is manual lymphatic drainage, and how is it different from a regular massage?

Manual lymphatic drainage is a very light, slow, rhythmic technique that moves the skin gently to encourage fluid to leave swollen tissue and travel toward the lymph nodes. It uses far less pressure than a therapeutic massage and follows a specific sequence, starting at the neck and trunk before working toward the swollen area.

Do I need my doctor's permission before lymphatic drainage after surgery?

Yes. Surgeons differ on when they want lymphatic work to begin, so ask at your follow-up and bring any instructions to the first session. Anyone with a fever, signs of infection at the incision, or a suspected clot should see their surgeon rather than book a massage.

Where is the office?

Holly sees clients at 5944 Luther Lane, Suite 402, in Dallas, near Preston Center. Appointments can be arranged by calling 214-802-2827.

Contact

CompanyHJ Massage Therapy & Lymphatic Drainage

Phone214-802-2827

Office5944 Luther Lane Ste 402, Dallas, TX 75225

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