Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about 10 lymphatic massages .

We typically recommend sessions spaced one to two times weekly, completing the ten-session series over five to ten weeks. Frequency is tailored to goals, post-op timing, and medical history—your therapist will create a personalized plan for optimal drainage and recovery.

Yes, when approved by your surgeon, manual lymphatic drainage is safe and beneficial for many post-operative patients. Our therapists coordinate timing and technique to protect healing tissues—always bring your surgeon's clearance and share your medical details before treatment.

Gentle, rhythmic strokes focus on lymph nodes and pathways; sessions feel light and soothing rather than deep pressure. Therapists will assess areas, explain techniques, and recommend self-care between appointments to maximize detox, reduce inflammation, and monitor progress.

Absolutely—consistent lymphatic drainage moves excess fluid, reduces edema and bruising, and supports tissue recovery. Results vary by procedure and timing; earlier initiation post-clearance often yields faster improvement, while the full series consolidates long-term benefits.

Contraindications include active infection, uncontrolled heart failure, blood clots, certain cancers, and fever. We screen clients before booking; always disclose medications, recent procedures, and medical conditions so we can determine safe timing or obtain physician approval.

Drink plenty of water, avoid heavy meals and alcohol before sessions, and wear loose comfortable clothing. Bring post-op orders and any surgeon clearance. Arrive hydrated to support lymph flow and help therapists deliver the safest, most effective treatment.