Lexington Massage Therapy

A combination of deep tissue massage and lymphatic drainage, Lypossage is used to contour the body and reduce the look of cellulite. It is the world's number one non-surgical cellulite treatment with more than 8, 000 Lypotherapists worldwide. It derives itself from published research, done by massage therapist Charles W. Wiltsie III, LMT, and is based on Myofascial massage and elements from Complex Physical Therapy for Lymphoedema. Sessions are vigorous and last 30 minutes each. The Lypossage client can expect to be photographed every 3rd or 4th session and will be weighed and measured every session before the treatment begins. Lypossage is received three times a week over a period of six weeks. The Lypossage client pays for this treatment as a "series"

A wonderful ancient technique has found it's place in the modern world of healing. Massage Cupping bodywork is based on the common practice of Chinese cupping therapy, and the incredible results that this simple treatment produces have truly impressed those who experience it's subtle power. By creating suction and negative pressure, Massage Cupping therapy is used to soften tight muscles and tone attachments, loosen adhesions and lift connective tissue, bring hydration and blood flow to body tissues, and drain excess fluids and toxins by opening lymphatic pathways. Massage Cupping bodywork is versatile and can easily be modified to accomplish a range of techniques, from lymphatic drainage to deep tissue release to cellulite & dimension reduction. This complements many health modalities ranging from spa treatments to medical massage and physical therapy.

An authentic hot stone massage is not simply the placement or gliding of heated stones lightly upon the surface of the skin, but rather the stones are used as tools to deliver effective tissue and muscle massage at a pressure level comfortable to the client. The client can request light, medium or deep pressure, which is the beauty of the hot stone massage technique. It can be customized in an instant to the request of the client. The stones adapt well to deep tissue massage and are easy on the joints of the therapist's hands. Therapeutic heat range of the stones is 104 - 112 F. The heat from the stones relaxes muscles and increases the blood flow to the area being worked on which is said to further accelerate the healing process. This increase in circulation and the relaxation of the muscles is also claimed to aid in mental relaxation.

Our most popular, this massage combines several modalities into an integrated treatment to meet your specific needs. Swedish, Deep Tissue, Trigger Point, Cupping and Neuromuscular therapies are combined to provide this treatment.

Lypossage cleanses the body of stagnant, stalled lymphatic fluid (Lymph edema) that can create the lumps and bulges we know as figure imbalance. The deeper Lypossage strokes break up adhesions under the skin that can contribute to the dimpled, uneven appearance of cellulite. Lypossage also tones the muscles, lifting and firming sagging tissue.

Paul has been a massage therapist since 2009 and had been and avid amateur performing massage on close friends and family for 10 years prior to getting his license. He is a graduate of Southeastern Institute's massage therapy program. This intensive program demands over 750 hours of classroom and hands on practice before a license is granted.

Paul has continued his education by taking continuing education courses in deep tissue massage, hot stone massage, Lypossage, lymphatic drainage, and effective treatment and prevention of running injuries.