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Frequently Asked Questions
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You'll receive a gentle, rhythmic touch focused on directing lymph flow, starting with neck and trunk work. Expect light pressure, periodic rest, and post-session hydration guidance. Sessions promote relaxation, reduced swelling, and clearer drainage pathways over time.
Yes, it's commonly used post-surgery to reduce swelling and support healing. We recommend waiting for surgeon clearance, typically after initial wound stability. Your therapist will review medical history and timing to create a safe, individualized plan.
Some clients feel immediate reduction in swelling and increased comfort, while others notice gradual improvement over days. Multiple sessions often yield cumulative benefits, especially after surgery, illness, or injury, so follow-up visits are commonly recommended.
Certain conditions—acute infections, uncontrolled heart failure, active blood clots, or untreated cancer—may contraindicate treatment. Always disclose medical history and current medications. Your therapist will assess risks and may coordinate with your physician before proceeding.
Yes. Drink plenty of water before and after to aid lymph flow, wear loose clothing, and avoid heavy exercise for 24 hours. Follow any personalized recommendations from your therapist, including elevation or gentle movement to support drainage.
Therapists are trained in certified manual lymphatic drainage techniques and hold massage therapy licensure. They complete specialized coursework and clinical supervision to safely address post-surgical and medical swelling, and they coordinate care with healthcare providers as needed.