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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Full Body Lymphatic Drainage Massage.
We require clearance from your surgeon or physician for post-operative clients. When approved, therapists use gentle, specialized techniques to promote lymph flow without stressing incisions. Treatment plans are tailored and scheduled according to your surgeon's timeline and healing progress.
Arrive hydrated and wear loose clothing; avoid heavy meals and alcohol before your appointment. Bring medical documentation for lymphedema or recent treatments. Your therapist will review health history, explain the gentle technique, and customize pressure and session length for safe, effective drainage.
Frequency depends on condition severity and goals. Acute swelling may require frequent sessions initially, tapering as fluid balance improves. We typically recommend an initial series of six to twelve sessions, then reassess and develop a maintenance schedule tailored to your needs and medical guidance.
No; the technique is intentionally light and rhythmic. Clients commonly report a calming, relieving sensation rather than pain. Some may feel temporary tingling or increased urination as fluids mobilize. Therapists adjust pressure for comfort and to match your medical condition.
Yes; active infections, uncontrolled heart failure, deep vein thrombosis, and certain cancers may contraindicate treatment. Always disclose medical history and current medications. Our therapists will consult with medical providers when necessary and may recommend alternatives or delay treatment for safety.
It can significantly reduce swelling when integrated into a comprehensive recovery plan. Results depend on underlying causes, consistency of therapy, compression garments, and medical follow-up. Many clients experience lasting improvement when combined with prescribed self-care and regular maintenance sessions.