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Yes, when cleared by your surgeon. Our therapists use gentle, specialized techniques tailored for post-operative care to reduce swelling, promote healing, and minimize discomfort. We coordinate with recovery timelines and avoid areas or timings your surgeon advises against.
During the session you'll experience slow, rhythmic strokes and light pressure focusing on lymph pathways. We begin with neck and décolleté, then work limbs and torso. The touch is soothing, non-invasive, and intended to promote drainage without causing pain.
Frequency depends on your condition. For post-surgical recovery, weekly sessions for 3–6 weeks are common. For chronic fluid retention, an initial series of 6–10 treatments, then monthly maintenance, often provides lasting improvement. We customize plans during consultation.
Yes—active infection, uncontrolled heart failure, blood clots, or deep vein thrombosis are contraindications. Recent chemotherapy or radiation requires medical clearance. We perform thorough intake to identify risks and will modify or decline treatment if it's unsafe for your health.
Most clients find it gentle and relaxing. The techniques use light pressure designed to move fluid rather than deep tissue manipulation. You may feel mild pressure or tingling; therapists adjust intensity to your comfort and medical needs throughout the session.
Arrive hydrated and wear comfortable clothing. Avoid heavy meals before your appointment. Afterward, drink water to support detoxification, rest, and follow any surgeon or therapist instructions. Light movement and compression garments, if recommended, help maintain results and reduce swelling between sessions.
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