11/25/2025
When fluid starts pooling in your legs from issues like venous stasis, cellulitis, or vasculitis, it creates pressure that irritates nerve endings.
That’s where the numbness, tingling, burning, or “heavy legs” comes from.
Inflammation also thickens the fascia, making the legs feel tight, swollen, or sensitive to the touch.
Massage helps by moving stagnant blood, improving venous return, reducing swelling, and releasing the pressure that’s compressing the nerves.
As circulation improves, those irritated nerve endings finally calm down.
Textured planing takes it a step further by creating multi-directional shear to the skin and fascia, boosting microcirculation, pushing fluid toward the lymphatic system, and breaking up those sticky layers formed from inflammation.
Most people feel lighter legs and better sensation almost instantly.
If your legs feel numb, heavy, swollen, or “off,” it’s often a circulation issue — and targeted massage work can make a huge difference.
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