Deep Tissue Massage
Improve circulation and range of motion; ease inflammation.
Recover. Restore. Rebalance.
Bespoke bodywork focused on lymphatic drainage, post‑operative recovery, and deep tissue massage.
Get in TouchAbout Armen 'Art' Khachatryan
Armen 'Art' Khachatryan is a Certified Massage Therapist specialized in Cosmetic Plastic Surgery and Fibrosis Recovery. Art has specialized in the body wellness industry for over 18 years and is trained in Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) over 8 years. Working alongside plastic surgeons, Art has assisted with the improvement to post operative patients, ensured rapid recovery.
Lymphatic massages help improve your contour shape, abdominal muscle definition, decrease chances of irregularities, and chances of post operative complications such as seromas or hematomas. These types of massages are extremely important post surgery with improving your outcome and a speedy recovery so you can get back to your normal life.
Manual Lymphatic Drainage
Manual lymphatic drainage is a relaxing, non-invasive treatment designed to improve circulation, improve the appearance of the skin and skin tone, release toxins and water retention from the body, as well as break up the appearance of cellulite.
Manual lymphatic drainage is an essential anti-aging aid since it contributes to the reduction of fine lines and wrinkles. Since it is our internal filtration device, the lymphatic system is a major part of the immune system, too. Its main job is to filter blood and dispose toxic waste. To maintain great internal and external health, it is important to make sure we have a healthy lymph system that can remove as many toxins as possible.
Post Surgical
Lymphatic drainage massage is the optimal post-operative care treatment for plastic surgery patients as it reduces swelling, by draining bodily fluids through your lymph nodes. One of the main complications after plastic surgery is known as fibrosis, or chronic inflammatory reactions from fluid build-ups lying under your skin when left untreated. Fibrosis can cause hardening of the skin, swelling or bruising to occur.
Services
Post Face Lift
Support healing, reduce swelling, and enhance comfort.
Post Liposuction
Accelerate recovery and smooth contours; reduce irregularities.
Post Tummy Tuck / Mommy Makeover
Minimize swelling and discomfort; promote fluid drainage.
The Importance of Lymph Drainage for Good Health
Proper functioning of the Lymphatic System is critical to the body’s ability to detox, drain fluids, and most importantly, maintain a healthy immune system. Lymph vessels and nodes work together to accomplish these functions. Lymph vessels rely on a small muscular unit contracting throughout the body in order propel the lymph. These contractions allow the lymph vessels to transport various substances (i.e. toxins, hormones, fatty acids, protein, immune cells) to the lymph nodes, at which point it can be processed. This function can be hindered or stopped due to stress, lack of physical activity, emotional imbalances, age, swelling, alcohol consumption, chemicals or food additives. When the circulation is stagnate fluids, cells, and toxins accumulate and the lymphatic system’s function is comprised.
What People Say
“I’m very pleased with the services I’ve tried and I have an intention to try much more! His massage is something! I’ve never felt myself so healthy!”
– Amy Allen
“This is my favorite massage therapy. I regularly do many massage procedures and visit massage cabinet. Art deserves the highest score!”
– Anna Harris
“If you want fast recovery after surgery, you should definitely visit Art! I highly recommend his services!”
– Mary Scott
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Get in Touch
Hours: Mon–Sat: 9am–8pm, Sun: 11am–5pm
Phone: (424) 600‑2244
Email: info@theartofmassages.com
Outcalls Only
Armen 'Art' Khachatryan
· Manual Lymphatic Drainage Specialist
· Licensed Massage Therapist
· Certified Plastic Surgery Recovery Therapist