Lymphologists are specially trained to deal with diseases of the lymphatic system. They are mostly concerned with treating and evaluating patients with lymph drainage issues and lymphoedema. 

To be a lymphologist people must get certified by the Lymphology Association of North America or LANA for short. After completion, students need 135+ hours of continuing education.

Certification. (2019). 

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Esthetician: Manual lymphatic drainage is frequently carried out by estheticians before to or following liposuction in a medical spa or plastic surgeon's clinic. This operation is frequently carried out in order to decrease the aftereffects of cosmetic surgery, such as swelling, bruising, and the formation of scar tissue. Manual lymphatic drainage is a calming facial technique used by estheticians in spas to promote circulation to the face, which reduces puffiness and the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. Manual lymphatic drainage is beneficial for many individuals with skin conditions like acne and rosacea since it speeds up the healing time.

Lymphatic Massage therapists help treat patients after they've had surgery for lipedema or mastectomy. They can also provide relief for patients with autoimmune disorders. Lymphatic Massage Therapists work in healthcare settings. First people seeking to become a Lymphatic Massage Therapist must get a massage therapist license. They must also be certified by the Lymphology Association of North America (LANA).

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