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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Post-Op Lymphatic Drainage Massage.
We typically recommend beginning treatment 48–72 hours after surgery, but timing depends on your surgeon’s clearance and wound condition. Our therapists coordinate with your care plan to ensure safety and optimal results; bring any postoperative instructions to your first appointment.
No — treatments use very light, rhythmic pressure designed to be comfortable. You may feel mild movement or tenderness as fluid mobilizes, but therapists prioritize gentle techniques and will adjust pressure to your comfort and surgical guidelines.
Recommendation varies with procedure and individual healing; most clients benefit from 3–6 sessions spaced several days apart. Your therapist will assess swelling and progress and create a personalized plan, adjusting frequency to achieve optimal recovery and reduced bruising.
Yes — active infection, uncontrolled blood clots, deep vein thrombosis, open wounds, or certain cardiovascular conditions can prevent treatment. Always obtain surgeon clearance and disclose medical history. Our therapists perform an intake assessment and will decline or modify treatment if risks exist.
It can help. Gentle lymphatic work reduces excess fluid and supports healthy tissue remodeling, which may minimize firmness and adhesions when started appropriately. Combine with your surgeon’s scar care recommendations and consistent follow-up for the best long-term cosmetic outcome.
Sessions are calm and gentle, typically 30–60 minutes. Therapist uses specific light strokes and holds to stimulate lymph flow and decrease swelling. You’ll remain comfortably draped; communication about pressure and any discomfort is encouraged throughout for a safe, effective treatment.