Specialized treatment for lymphedema and lipedema in Castellón.
Reduces swelling, relieves heaviness, and slows the progression of the condition. 100% manual treatment (Vodder and Leduc methods).


When your legs or arms feel like they weigh a ton.
Lymphedema and lipedema aren’t just “fluid retention.” They are medical conditions that require a clinical, not a cosmetic, approach. I know that living with chronic swelling, pain on touch, or a feeling of tightness affects your daily life. My goal isn’t just to reduce the swelling today, but to teach you how to manage your condition so you can regain your freedom of movement in the long term.
Why manual drainage and not pressotherapy?
Manual lymphatic drainage
Clinical sensitivity: my hands 'scan' the tissue millimeter by millimeter.
Specific release: I open the lymphatic channels before moving the fluid (something the machine doesn't do).
Adjustment: I set the exact pressure that your tissue can tolerate without pain.
Pressure Therapy
Standard tire pressure: applies equal pressure across the entire tire.
It does not detect hardened areas or lymphatic blockages.
It can cause blood vessels to collapse if the pressure is too high for your condition.
What my patients say
Ana Gomez
Finding a professional like her is a privilege. I’ve been working with Gemma on my lymphedema for over 10 years, and she’s been an invaluable support. She’s a highly skilled lymphatic drainage specialist with extensive experience, a wonderful bedside manner, and extraordinary hands.
Amparo Cervantes Canet
I am a cancer patient who has had severe lymphedema in my left arm for the past four years. I wear compression garments on my arm and hand. Gemma is the best physical therapist I’ve ever had—both for her hands-on treatment and the advice she gives.
Begoña Esparza
Gemma is an excellent and highly trustworthy professional. I’ve been receiving treatment from her for several years, and she’s an expert in lymphatic drainage. I highly recommend her.
Eva
I want to thank Gemma for her incredible professionalism in lymphatic drainage. She stands out not only for her technique, but also for her warmth and the support she provides during every session.
Benefits
Visible reduction in volume and contour.
Immediate relief from heaviness and pain.
Prevention of complications and fibrosis.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, and it's also recommended. Therapeutic exercise helps stimulate lymphatic circulation and improve edema management.
It is possible, but it should be done gradually and under guidance. It is important to do so with professional guidance to avoid overloading the lymphatic system.
It is the standard treatment for lymphedema. It combines manual lymphatic drainage, multi-layer bandaging, the use of compression garments, and therapeutic exercise to reduce and manage the swelling.
It depends on the stage of treatment. During the intensive phase, multi-layer bandages are typically used, while during the maintenance phase, compression stockings or sleeves may be used.

Treatment provided by Gemma Fernández, Licensed Physical Therapist No. 695.
Certified in the original lymphatic drainage methods (Vodder and Leduc) and a specialist in CDT (Complex Decongestive Therapy).
Your health is in the hands of medical professionals, not cosmetic ones.
Learn before your session
Guide to Lipedema: What It Is and How to Treat It
Lipedema is a chronic condition of the adipose tissue that causes an abnormal accumulation of fat, usually in the legs and, in some cases, in the arms. Although it has long been mistaken for obesity or circulatory problems, lipedema is a...
Guide to Lymphedema: Treatment with Manual Lymphatic Drainage
Lymphedema is a disorder of the lymphatic system that causes lymph to accumulate in the tissues, leading to swelling in a limb. This accumulation occurs because the lymphatic system is unable to properly transport the fluid that normally...
