Post-Op Lymphatic Massage Gallery
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What Our Clients Say
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Post-Op Lymphatic Massage.
We typically begin gentle post-op lymphatic massage 48–72 hours after surgery, or once your surgeon clears you. Early treatments help reduce swelling and bruising. Our technicians coordinate with your medical team and adjust pressure and timing for safe, effective healing.
Most clients need four to eight sessions spaced across the first six to twelve weeks after surgery, though exact frequency depends on procedure, swelling severity, and surgeon recommendations. We customize plans to optimize results and monitor progress at each visit.
Yes—when drains or sutures are present we use modified, gentle techniques and avoid direct pressure over sensitive areas. Your surgeon's approval is required. Our therapists evaluate incisions and drains, and adapt massage to promote drainage without disrupting healing or device placement.
Most clients report minimal discomfort; treatments are performed gently and should feel soothing. If you experience pain, we immediately reduce pressure or stop. We communicate continuously and adjust techniques to ensure your comfort while maintaining therapeutic benefit during recovery.
Contraindications include active infection, unstable blood clots, uncontrolled cardiac conditions, or certain cancer treatments. We review your medical history and coordinate with your surgeon. If any concern arises, we recommend physician clearance before starting lymphatic massage to ensure safety.
Appointments usually last 30 to 60 minutes depending on treatment area and goals. Initial visits may be longer for assessment and mapping, while follow-ups focus on targeted drainage and monitoring healing. We recommend scheduling consistent sessions for best outcomes.