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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Lymphatic Drainage.
Most clients begin with two to three sessions weekly for several weeks, then move to maintenance treatments as needed. Frequency is personalized based on swelling, medical history, and goals—your therapist will recommend a plan during the initial assessment.
Yes, when cleared by your surgeon or physician. Lymphatic drainage can reduce postoperative swelling and bruising, but timing and technique depend on the procedure. We coordinate with medical advice to ensure safety and optimal recovery.
Sessions are gentle and relaxing, focusing on light, rhythmic strokes to stimulate lymph flow. You remain comfortably clothed or draped; therapists assess needs and adjust pressure. Expect immediate sense of lightness, with gradual reduction in swelling over sessions.
Contraindications include active infections, untreated blood clots, congestive heart failure, or certain cancers without medical clearance. Inform us about medications and medical history; we’ll determine whether lymphatic drainage is safe or recommend alternatives.
Typical sessions last between 45 and 60 minutes, allowing time for assessment and focused treatment. Shorter or longer options are available for post-op needs or targeted areas; your therapist will recommend the best duration.
No extensive preparation is required; wear loose clothing and hydrate well before your appointment. Aftercare includes gentle movement, continued hydration, and following any specific post-op instructions. Report unusual pain, fever, or increased swelling promptly.
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