Lymphatic Drainage Massage Near Me in Lawrence, KS
gentle and top rated, from $95
The lightest hour on our board — $95 for sixty minutes, $145 for ninety, seven days a week until 9:30 pm on Clinton Parkway. It's also the only page here with a section devoted to telling you no.
4.9★ on Google
150+ reviews
Top-rated in Lawrence
10,000+ happy guests
Open daily 9am–9:30pm
Seven days a week
Walk-ins welcome
Clinton Parkway · free parking
The short answer
Lymphatic drainage massage means slow surface strokes, roughly a second each, five to seven per spot, at a pressure so light it never reaches muscle. Ten Toes Reflexology books it as a quiet spa hour at 3514 Clinton Parkway in Lawrence: 60 minutes runs $95, 90 minutes $145, and the last start lands near 9:30 pm.
LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE MASSAGE · 60 MIN · $95
Lymphatic Drainage Massage in Lawrence, KS — the facts
- Business
- Ten Toes Reflexology — 4.9 stars on Google, 150+ Google reviews, licensed massage therapists
- Service
- Lymphatic drainage massage: intake · neck and collarbone · one limb · the other · abdomen or back
- Pricing
- 60 min $95 · 90 min $145 · face and neck add-on +$25 · walk-in rate equals booked rate
- Address
- 3514 Clinton Parkway, Suite F, Lawrence, KS 66047 — ground floor, no stairs, free lot 20 feet from the door
- Hours
- Open daily 9:00 AM – 9:30 PM, seven days · late starts normal, Sundays included
- The room
- Low light, low noise · you stay draped the whole hour · no kneading, no elbows
- Who books it
- Travel-week legs, low-sleep stretches, guests who found deep tissue too intense, pre-wedding mornings
- What it is not
- Not lymphedema therapy, not post-surgical care, not a detox — it's a relaxation spa service
- Booking
- Online, (785) 865-6806, or the front door · one rate at 9 am and at 9 pm
$95
Sixty minutes of light-pressure lymphatic drainage, walk-in rate included
4.9★
150+ Google reviews behind it, 10,000+ happy customers through the suite
1–2 mm
How deep the pressure goes — the top millimetre or two, never further
9:30 pm
Last starts, seven days a week · walk-ins welcome
Lymphatic drainage massage near me: Lawrence, KS, open until 9:30 PM daily
Second door from the left on Clinton Parkway, free parking right outside. If you've searched lymphatic drainage massage near me from anywhere in town, you're roughly ten minutes out, and the night's last sessions start close to 9 pm.
Here's the short version, because the long one's got its own page. Lymph moves just beneath the skin, so the hands stay there — strokes of about a second, repeated five to seven times over a spot before they travel on. No kneading. Nothing that leaves a mark. For the method and the medical boundary in full, that's how lymphatic drainage massage works.
Same-day's likelier than people assume. Weekday afternoons usually have an opening; Sunday, the day half of Lawrence assumes we're closed, is the quietest board of the week. Friday and Saturday evenings fill by mid-afternoon, so call (785) 865-6806. Guests drive in from KU, downtown Lawrence, Eudora and Clinton Lake, and walk-ins don't pay a premium for it.
One caution belongs up top, not a footnote. It's a spa service — not lymphedema therapy, not post-surgical care.
Top rated in Lawrence: 150+ Google reviews, a 4.9 average, 10,000+ guests
Numbers before adjectives. Ten Toes Reflexology holds 4.9 stars on Google across 150+ Google reviews, with 10,000+ happy customers through the suite on Clinton Parkway — and nobody else in town puts a checkable figure beside the phrase top rated lymphatic drainage massage Lawrence KS. Go read them. That's the only reason we use it.
What guests report, and what that isn't
Puffiness around the ankles and jaw easing for a day or two. Legs that don't feel heavy on a Tuesday. Deeper sleep. None of it's an outcome we promise, and NCCIH's digest of what the science says stays candid about how thin the evidence is — we'd rather quote it than out-claim it.
Why the best massage in Lawrence is a reviews question
Anyone's free to put best massage in Lawrence on their own website. What you can check is the 4.9-star review page — and whether a highest-rated spa will tell you when a service isn't right for you. Every session's run by a licensed massage therapist.
Prices: 60 minutes $95, 90 minutes $145, face and neck add-on +$25
Three numbers run this service, and they don't move between 9 am and 9:30 pm. A 60-minute lymphatic drainage massage is $95. Ninety minutes is $145. The face and neck add-on's +$25, which buys ten to fifteen minutes of very light work above the collarbone.
Walk-in rate equals booked rate, at 9 am and at 9 pm. There's no membership gate, no upcharge and no 6-pack, and per minute the shorter session's about $1.58 against the longer one's $1.61, which is the honest reason we don't push ninety on a first visit.
60 minutes, $95 — the standard session
Most first bookings land here: ten minutes at the neck and collarbone, fifteen on one limb, fifteen on the other, ten or twelve across the abdomen. That's the hour, and it's the best value of the two.
90 minutes, $145 — the unhurried version
The extra half hour doesn't add a stage; it gives every stage room. Front and back in one visit, a slow finish. Book it second, not first. Nobody's driving in from Topeka for sixty minutes.
Face and neck add-on, +$25, ten to fifteen minutes
Light strokes above the collarbone, along the jaw, around the eyes. People book it after a salty dinner or before a wedding. If it's skin rather than puffiness you're worried about, a 60-minute facial does a different job — Deep Cleanse starts at $80.
The row that decides it
Price isn't the deciding column below. Length is. Sixty minutes covers one side of the body; ninety covers all of it and doesn't rush. If you'll be watching the clock at minute fifty, pay the $145.
| Session | Time | Price | Who picks this |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lymphatic drainage massage | 60 min | $95 | The standard first booking |
| Lymphatic drainage massage | 90 min | $145 | Front and back, nothing rushed |
| Face and neck lymphatic add-on | 10–15 min | +$25 | Puffy mornings, pre-wedding |
| Lymphatic drainage 60 min + Signature Head Spa 60 min | 120 min | $95 + $130 = $225 | The gentlest two hours here |
| Ultimate Renewal — head spa + facial + upper-body lymphatic | 90 min | $179 | Three services, one evening |
A relaxation spa service, not medical care — read this before you book
Read this part slowly. Lymphatic drainage massage at Ten Toes is a relaxation spa service: it doesn't detox the body, it doesn't cure or treat any condition, and it isn't a substitute for clinical lymphedema therapy. Nobody here will tell you it flushes toxins — that isn't a claim a spa gets to make.
Here's the research boundary in two sentences, paraphrased rather than lifted from our parent lymphatic drainage page. NCCIH notes that manual lymphatic drainage is studied mainly as lymphedema care and offered separately as a cosmetic service, and that safe for many people isn't safe for everyone; Cleveland Clinic's health library holds the clinical version, and NCCIH's massage overview holds the general safety picture.
Here's the part that costs us money: we'd rather hand back a $95 booking than run an hour your clinician hasn't cleared.
What we don't claim: no detox cure, no medical treatment, no post-surgical care
No immunity claims. No toxin claims, no weight-loss claims. Surgery inside six weeks means we'll want written clearance first, and even then we're the gentle follow-up rather than the rehabilitation provider — we don't run surgical protocols.
The four or five screening questions your therapist asks first
Intake takes five minutes, before a hand touches you: recent surgery, blood thinners, heart, kidney or vascular history, infections or fever. Answer plainly. A yes rarely ends the appointment — more often it's just moved.
Who should ask a clinician before booking
The list below isn't a scare tactic and it isn't exhaustive. Any honest lymphatic drainage guide carries a version of it. One line matches you? Then call before you book.
- ◆Blood clots, or a history of DVT. A clot's the one thing nobody should nudge.
- ◆Cellulitis, an active infection or a fever. Wait until it's cleared and your clinician says go.
- ◆Heart disease, kidney failure or a stroke history. Extra fluid load's a doctor's call.
- ◆Active cancer-related care. Ask your oncology team; we'll follow their answer.
- ◆Surgery in the last six weeks. Written clearance, or we'll reschedule you.
- ◆Anything a clinician's already flagged. Bring the restrictions to intake.
What your first session looks like, minute by minute
The hour's got a shape, and it's slower than nearly everyone expects. First-timers sometimes ask, twenty minutes in, whether we've started yet. We take that as a pass. The 60-minute sequence runs like this.
Light pressure, measured: the top one or two millimetres of skin
Think of stretching skin rather than pressing into muscle. The work's in the top millimetre or two. If you've had a deep tissue hour here and loved it, this'll feel like almost nothing for ten minutes — and then it stops feeling like nothing.
About 1,800 individual passes in an hour
Each stroke lasts about a second and repeats five to seven times before the hands move on, and across sixty minutes that comes to something near 1,800 individual passes, which is why the session feels repetitive the way rain's repetitive. That repetition is the technique.
Every three or four weeks, and no packages
Guests who keep coming back mostly land on one session every three or four weeks — far enough apart that the hour still registers, close enough that a travel week doesn't stack up. No 6-packs, no twelve-week programs, no contract. Book when your legs ask and pay that day's $95.
The 60-minute sequence, in order
- 1Intake, about five minutes. Four or five screening questions. No hands until that's done.
- 2Minutes one to ten — neck and collarbone. The session's opening is always above the collarbone, at the node clusters there.
- 3Minutes ten to twenty-five — one limb. One arm or one leg, whichever you're here about, worked top down.
- 4Minutes twenty-five to forty — the other limb. Same sequence, same pace, mirrored. It's where guests stop tracking the clock.
- 5The last ten to twelve minutes — abdomen or back. Your pick at intake, and it's skipped if you'd rather.
- 6Standing up, slowly. Water, two quiet minutes, then a straight answer on when you're due.
How it differs from a Swedish or deep tissue massage in Lawrence, KS
Guests compare this to Swedish constantly, and the comparison misleads on one axis. Pressure. A Swedish session is medium-pressure oil work that covers ground and leaves you loose; lymphatic drainage covers the same body at a fraction of the force, so book the gentle hour expecting the Swedish feeling and you'll wait an hour for something that was never coming. They're both on one massage in Lawrence, KS menu.
The caveat, plainly: gentle isn't a synonym for effective at whatever you came for. If your trapezius has a knot with its own zip code, the calmest hour here's the wrong purchase, and we'd rather say so at the desk than at minute thirty.
The column that actually decides it
Pressure again. Not price, not length, not the name on the row. Read the pressure column below, and if skin-level reads like a wasted hour, book deep tissue instead — that's $75 for sixty minutes.
| Session | Pressure | Price | Pick it when |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lymphatic drainage massage | Skin-level — the top millimetre or two | 60 min $95 · 90 min $145 | You want the calmest hour here |
| Swedish massage | Medium, oil-based, flowing | 60 min $75 · 90 min $105 | You want relaxation with real pressure |
| Deep tissue massage | Firm, slow, specific | 60 min $75 · 90 min $105 | A knot has a zip code and needs evicting |
| Neck and Shoulder Recovery | Focused medium pressure, shoulders | 30 min $55 · 45 min $65 | Desk neck, and no hour to spare |
Best pairings: lymphatic drainage with a head spa, a facial, or the $179 Ultimate Renewal
This one pairs with anything, because nothing about it is demanding. Two rules, though. Nothing below is a package with its own price — each pairing is two bookings in one visit, added up in front of you — and the gentle session goes second far more often than first, since it's a poor warm-up and an excellent landing. The best head spa near me crowd's almost exactly ours.
Lymphatic drainage 60 min + Signature Head Spa 60 min
Two hours, $95 + $130 = $225 — ninety-five for the gentle hour, a hundred and thirty for the head spa in Lawrence KS, and there's no discount for stacking, because we don't run one. Scalp first: the $130 ritual leaves your hair damp and your neck loose, which is a good state for feather-light work.
Ultimate Renewal — head spa + facial + upper-body lymphatic, 90 min $179
Scalp ritual, facial and an upper-body lymphatic finish inside ninety minutes for $179. It's the efficient answer if you want all three in one evening, and the wrong one if the lymphatic work's the point — a finish isn't a full hour. There's more on our head spa and facial page.
Same-day and walk-in availability on Clinton Parkway, with free parking
We're a gentle massage spa in Lawrence at 3514 Clinton Parkway, Suite F — the strip with the HyVee and the dental office, parking free right outside. No meter, no app. Open daily, 9 am to 9:30 pm. Sundays included.
Late is the quiet advantage. A 9 pm start's a normal booking rather than a favor, and open-late massage is why nurses, second-shift workers and KU students end up on the schedule — it's also why a search for lymphatic drainage massage near me at 8 pm still turns up an open table.
Minutes, if you're weighing the drive: KU campus about ten, downtown Mass Street the same, Eudora fifteen, Baldwin City twenty-five. Lecompton, and the Douglas County roads out past Clinton Lake, are short runs we won't put a number on. Topeka's thirty west, Kansas City forty-five east — from either, book the ninety at $145.
Book lymphatic drainage massage in Lawrence, KS
Three ways in. Book online and pick your hour, call (785) 865-6806 for a specific therapist, or walk in and take the next open table. One friction tip: arrive five minutes early — the intake's coming out of your session, not ours.
That's the whole ladder, in order of commitment: $95 for sixty minutes, $145 for ninety, +$25 for the face and neck add-on, $95 + $130 = $225 for the gentle hour + a Signature Head Spa in one visit, and $179 for the 90-minute Ultimate Renewal.
Booking a late session after work or class
The 6 to 8 pm stretch is our busiest, Tuesday through Thursday especially. Want a 9 pm start? Book it that morning, because they don't last. Evening appointments run right to the 9:30 pm close; that's the schedule, not a courtesy.
Ground floor, no stairs, lot 20 feet away
Take any spot out front; ours is the second door from the left. Walk-in guests don't pay a booking premium — 9 pm included.
What to do tonight
Pick a length and an hour: $95 for sixty minutes or $145 for ninety, until 9:30 pm, seven days a week. A gift card works instead. Booking a lymphatic drainage massage in Lawrence, KS takes ninety seconds online; calling (785) 865-6806 is how people end up on a table tonight.
Lymphatic drainage massage prices on Clinton Parkway
Walk-in rate and booked rate are the same, at 9 am and at 9 pm, seven days a week. No membership, no first-visit upcharge, no package required. Gift cards apply to every line on this list.
| Session | Length | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Lymphatic drainage | 60 min | $95 |
| Lymphatic drainage | 90 min | $145 |
| Add facial lymphatic drainage (face + neck) | — | +$25 |
| Lymphatic drainage 60 min + Signature Head Spa 60 min Two bookings in one visit, added up in front of you — scalp work first, light work second | 120 min | $95 + $130 = $225 |
| Ultimate Renewal — head spa + facial + upper-body lymphatic Scalp ritual + facial + a light lymphatic finish | 90 min | $179 |
Walk-in rate and booked rate are the same, at 9 am and at 9 pm, seven days a week. No membership, no first-visit upcharge, no package required. Gift cards apply to every line on this list.
Feather-light for sixty minutes, and we'll still tell you which days not to book it. Ten Toes Reflexology · 3514 Clinton Parkway, Lawrence
Frequently asked questions
- Where can I get a lymphatic drainage massage near me in Lawrence, KS?
- Ten Toes Reflexology, 3514 Clinton Parkway, Suite F — second door from the left in the strip between the HyVee and the dental office, and parking's free outside. It's roughly ten minutes from KU and from downtown Lawrence, fifteen from Eudora, twenty-five from Baldwin City. A 60-minute session's $95, and we're open 9 am to 9:30 pm every day, so an after-work hour isn't a special request here. Walk-ins pay the booked rate. Call (785) 865-6806 to hold a particular hour.
- How much is a lymphatic drainage massage in Lawrence?
- $95 for 60 minutes, $145 for 90, and +$25 for a ten-to-fifteen-minute face and neck add-on. Walk-in and booked guests pay the same, at 9 am and at 9 pm, and there's no package or membership needed to get that rate — the shorter hour's the best value in Lawrence for the calmest bodywork we do. If you'd rather one visit covered more ground, the 90-minute Ultimate Renewal on the head spa menu is $179 and folds in a scalp ritual + a facial.
- Can I book a lymphatic drainage massage the same day?
- Most days, yes. Weekday afternoons are usually open to a walk-in, and Sunday's the easiest day on the board because half of Lawrence assumes we're shut. Friday and Saturday after 5 pm is the exception — those hours are gone by mid-afternoon, so call (785) 865-6806 first. The night's last start lands close to 9 pm, which is why late evening appointments are a real share of our bookings. Same-day lymphatic drainage massage near me works out more often than it doesn't.
- Is lymphatic drainage massage medical care?
- No. It's a relaxation spa service run by a licensed massage therapist in a quiet room, and it doesn't detox anything, cure anything, or replace clinical lymphedema therapy. NCCIH is clear that manual lymphatic drainage is studied mainly as lymphedema care, and that safe for many people isn't safe for everyone. Intake's four or five screening questions and about five minutes. If one answer points at your clinician, we'll reschedule and hand the $95 back.
- How is lymphatic drainage different from a Swedish or deep tissue massage?
- Pressure, and almost nothing else. A Swedish hour's medium-pressure oil work at $75 for 60 minutes. Lymphatic drainage's skin-level work at $95, with the hands stretching the surface instead of pressing into muscle, and deep tissue sits further along that same line again. If you came in about a knot, the gentle session's the wrong purchase and we'll say so at the desk — that's what the deep tissue page is for.
- What should I wear for a lymphatic drainage massage?
- Whatever you drove in. You'll undress to your comfort level in the room and stay draped under a sheet the whole hour, same as any other massage session here — jewelry's the one thing worth leaving at home, because necklaces and earrings get in the way above the collarbone. Arrive five minutes early on a first visit; the intake comes out of your session if you're late. And expect a bathroom stop soon after you're upright.
- What is the face and neck add-on?
- Ten to fifteen minutes of very light work above the collarbone — jaw, under the eyes, the sides of the neck — added onto either session length for +$25. People book it the morning after a salty meal, or the day before they're photographed. It isn't skincare: if your question's texture, pores or hydration, a 60-minute facial starting at $80 is the right purchase, and the add-on can ride along in the same visit.
- Can I combine lymphatic drainage with a head spa or a facial?
- Yes, and the arithmetic's public: $95 + $130 = $225 for the gentle hour + a Signature Head Spa in one visit, two hours end to end. Scalp work first, light work second — your hair leaves damp either way and it'll want thirty to forty minutes to air-dry. If you'd rather have all three services inside ninety minutes, Ultimate Renewal's $179. The dedicated pairing page is head spa and facial in Lawrence KS.
- Who should not book a lymphatic drainage massage?
- Anyone with blood clots or a DVT history, cellulitis or an active infection, a fever, heart disease, kidney failure, a stroke history, active cancer-related care, or surgery inside the last six weeks. Talk to your clinician first, and bring whatever written restrictions they've given you to intake. Cleveland Clinic's health library is blunt that this work isn't right for everyone, and we'd rather lose the $95 than guess. Post-surgical sessions happen only with surgical clearance; we aren't a rehabilitation provider.
Sources and further reading
- → NCCIH — Massage Therapy: What You Need To Know
- → NCCIH — Massage Therapy for Health: What the Science Says
- → Cleveland Clinic — Health Library
We cite independent, non-commercial health sources so you can read the evidence yourself.
Every session at Ten Toes is performed by a licensed massage therapist. We hold 4.9 stars on Google across 150+ reviews and 10,000+ happy customers at 3514 Clinton Parkway, Suite F in Lawrence.
Lymphatic drainage at Ten Toes is a gentle, light-pressure spa service — not clinical lymphedema therapy and not post-surgical care. Ask a clinician before booking if you have blood clots or DVT history, cellulitis or an active infection, a fever, heart disease, kidney failure, a stroke history, recent surgery, or are in active cancer-related care.
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