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The 60-minute hands-on technique uses gentle rhythmic strokes that encourage lymph flow, decrease edema, and promote detoxification. You may feel light pressure and increased drainage; hydration after the session is recommended to help flush released fluids from your body.
Lymph drainage is often safe after surgery with medical clearance. Timing depends on the procedure and healing stage; our therapists coordinate with your surgeon's recommendations and adapt technique to avoid pressure on healing tissue while assisting fluid removal.
During the session you'll experience slow, light, directional strokes focused on lymph nodes and channels. Pressure is gentle; sensations may include warmth, tingling, or increased urination. Sessions emphasize comfort, rest, and post-treatment hydration for best results.
Frequency depends on your goals: acute edema may need treatments two to three times weekly, while maintenance can be monthly. Your therapist will create a personalized plan based on swelling severity, healing progress, and medical history.
Regular lymphatic massage can assist in managing chronic localized inflammation by improving fluid clearance and immune support. It complements medical treatment but is not a substitute; consult your healthcare provider prior to beginning therapy for chronic conditions.
Contraindications include acute infection, untreated blood clots, uncontrolled heart failure, active cancer without physician clearance, and fever. Pregnant clients should disclose status. We screen thoroughly and request medical approval when indicated.
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