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We recommend waiting until your surgeon or medical provider clears you. Many clients begin gentle lymphatic work two to six weeks after surgery, depending on procedure and healing. Your therapist conducts a pre-session consultation to confirm safety and customize treatment.
Some clients notice reduced swelling and a lighter feeling immediately after one session, while detoxification and immune benefits build over time. For lasting results we often recommend a series of treatments tailored to your condition and response.
Side effects are generally mild: temporary fatigue, increased urination, slight lightheadedness, or localized tenderness. Rarely, improper technique could aggravate certain medical issues. We screen health history and adjust pressure and technique to minimize risks and ensure a safe experience.
Medical clearance is recommended if you have recent surgery, active infection, blood clots, cancer, or significant cardiovascular conditions. Please bring any surgeon or physician notes; the therapist will review your history and advise whether treatment is appropriate and when to begin.
Expect a calm, private session using very light, rhythmic strokes directed toward lymph nodes. The therapist will explain each step, focus on areas of swelling, and may suggest hydration or compression aftercare. Clothing is minimized for access and comfort.
Treatment frequency depends on your goals: post-surgical clients often receive treatments two to three times weekly for several weeks, while chronic fluid retention may need more spaced maintenance sessions. After assessment we'll recommend a personalized schedule and review progress regularly.
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