Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Full Body Lymphatic Massage.

We typically recommend waiting for your surgeon's approval, often one to two weeks post-op for uncomplicated cases. Our therapists assess healing, incision status, and individual risk factors before proceeding with gentle lymphatic techniques.

Your session includes light, rhythmic strokes focused on lymphatic pathways, gentle pressure, and full-body drainage. Expect deep relaxation, mild movement of fluids, and post-treatment hydration advice. Sessions last from 45 to 90 minutes depending on personalized goals.

Yes, it's generally safe for most skin types when performed by trained therapists. We screen for contraindications like active infection, blood clots, uncontrolled heart conditions, or cancer. Treatment is customized to accommodate sensitive or healing skin.

Many clients begin with a series of three to six treatments scheduled weekly or biweekly, then transition to maintenance sessions as needed. Frequency depends on post-surgical needs, swelling severity, and your clinician's personalized plan.

Lymphatic massage effectively reduces swelling and accelerates recovery, but permanence varies. Long-term results depend on lymphatic system integrity, surgical technique, compression garment use, and ongoing maintenance sessions or medical guidance.

Side effects are usually mild: temporary fatigue, lightheadedness, or increased urination as fluids shift. There is minimal downtime; avoid strenuous activity for 24 hours. We screen clients thoroughly to minimize risks and tailor pressure for comfort.