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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Lymphatic Drainage Massage.
Yes, when cleared by your surgeon. Our therapists are trained in post-op lymphatic techniques specifically for BBL and liposuction patients. Treatments safely reduce swelling, manage fluid, and support healing; timing and protocol are personalized to your procedure and recovery status.
Timing varies. We recommend surgeon clearance before starting; many clients begin within 48ā72 hours to the first two weeks post-op. Your therapist will assess healing, bruising, and drainage to create a safe, effective schedule tailored to your recovery needs.
Expect gentle, rhythmic strokes and light pressure focused on lymph node areas. Sessions are relaxing, typically 30ā60 minutes, and may include focused work on surgical sites, drainage pathways, and breathing techniques to enhance lymph flow and comfort.
Side effects are usually mildātemporary fatigue, light bruising, or increased urination as fluids mobilize. Contraindications include active infection, blood clots, uncontrolled heart failure, or certain cancers. We perform thorough screening and require medical clearance when necessary.
Recommended sessions vary: many patients see notable improvement after 3ā5 treatments, while surgical clients often follow a 6ā10 session plan early in recovery. Your therapist will recommend frequency and duration based on swelling, healing progress, and goals.
Yes. By reducing congestion and improving circulation, treatment helps soften scar tissue, decrease induration, and enhance skin appearance. Results vary with wound care, timing, and individual healing; combined therapies and consistent sessions yield the best scar and skin improvement.