Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Post-Op Single session.

We recommend scheduling your first session within 48–72 hours for optimal swelling control, unless your surgeon advises otherwise. Timing depends on procedure, incision healing, and medical clearance; always confirm with your surgeon before attending post-operative treatments.

Most clients find the session gentle and tolerable. Lymphatic drainage and low-intensity cavitation produce light pressure or pulsing sensations, while pressotherapy feels like rhythmic compression. Therapists adjust intensity to respect surgical sensitivity and client comfort.

This single session is a targeted aftercare option; many clients benefit from a series spaced days apart for optimal results. Your surgeon and therapist will recommend frequency based on procedure type, swelling level, and healing progress.

Yes. Active infection, unstable blood clots, uncontrolled hypertension, or open wounds contraindicate these therapies. Always obtain surgeon clearance and disclose medications, implants, and medical history so therapists can assess safety and modify treatment accordingly.

Your therapist will review medical clearance, gently perform lymphatic drainage, apply pressotherapy garments, and use low-intensity cavitation as appropriate. Sessions are calming; clinicians monitor comfort and incision sites and provide homecare tips for continued healing.

Often yes. Therapists can pair this session with gentle skincare, scar therapy, or additional lymphatic work depending on recovery stage. Combined treatments require surgeon approval and will be customized to avoid overstimulation of healing tissues.