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Frequently Asked Questions
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We typically begin lymphatic massage once your surgeon clears you, often within days after surgery for uncomplicated cases. Your therapist will follow medical guidelines, treatment frequency, and adjust pressure based on healing stage and comfort.
Yes, in many cases therapists can work safely around drains and implants following surgeon approval. Treatments are adapted to avoid pressure on sensitive areas, protect incisions, and prevent displacement. Always bring surgical instructions and follow postoperative precautions.
The number varies with surgery type, swelling severity, and healing progress. Most clients benefit from an initial series of 4-10 sessions, then maintenance as needed. Your therapist will create a personalized plan and reassess regularly.
Yes. Gentle lymphatic techniques reduce fluid pressure, easing discomfort and accelerating bruise resolution. When combined with medical pain management and wound care, massage enhances comfort and supports recovery but does not replace physician-prescribed pain medications.
Appropriate scar work and lymphatic techniques can help remodel healing tissue and limit adhesions when performed at the right time. Your therapist will coordinate with your surgeon to begin scar management once wounds are sufficiently healed.
Bring surgeon clearance, incision care instructions, and a list of medications. Wear loose clothing and arrive hydrated. Notify staff about drains, stitches, or complications so therapists can tailor gentle techniques to your specific healing needs.