Facial Lymphatic Drainage Course NZ | Post-Graduate Skin Recovery Training

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What is Facial Lymphatic Drainage?

Facial lymphatic drainage is a gentle, rhythmic massage technique designed to stimulate the lymphatic system, encouraging the removal of toxins, reducing puffiness, and improving skin health. It can be performed manually, with Gua Sha tools, or with specialised vacuum technology.

Why Upskill in Facial Lymphatic Drainage?

This treatment is in high demand for its natural results and its role in post-treatment recovery. Adding lymphatic drainage to your menu allows you to:

• Reduce post-procedure swelling and redness

• Boost skin radiance and circulation

• Offer a relaxing, holistic treatment clients love

• Support skin healing after advanced treatments like microneedling or peels

What You’ll Learn in Our Course

• Anatomy of the lymphatic system

• Manual and tool-assisted techniques

• Using Gua Sha and vacuum devices effectively

• Treatment protocols for various client needs

• Contraindications and safety considerations

Why Train with Salon Setup?

Our dual-qualified, NZQA-accredited Level 6 educators each have 15+ years’ beauty industry experience and over a decade of teaching expertise, ensuring you receive both technical mastery and top-tier education.

Flexible Training Delivery

• One-on-one in person

• Live via Zoom

• Fully online, self-paced

Who This Course is For

Perfect for qualified beauty therapists, skin specialists, and clinic owners wanting to offer natural, results-driven skin health treatments.

How to Enrol

�� Enrol today –DM or email to training@salonsetup.co.nz

We offer training one-on-one, live via Zoom, or fully online at your own pace, giving you the flexibility to learn in the way that best suits you.

We provide training in: Auckland • Wellington • Christchurch • Hamilton • Tauranga • Rotorua • Napier-Hastings • New Plymouth • Palmerston North • Nelson • Dunedin • Invercargill
Plus, nationwide online learning for therapists anywhere in New Zealand.