Frequently Asked Questions

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Arrive well-hydrated, wearing loose comfortable clothing. Avoid heavy meals and alcohol beforehand. Bring a list of medications and recent medical or surgical information. Your therapist will review health history and tailor the session for safety and optimal lymphatic mobilization.

Yes, often recommended when cleared by your surgeon. Lymphatic Drainage - 90 Mins can reduce swelling, bruising and support healing. Wait for surgical clearance, typically after initial wound closure, and provide post-op notes so therapists adapt pressure and techniques.

The 90-minute session combines gentle rhythmic strokes, targeted decongestive moves and lymph node stimulation. You may feel light pressure, warmth, or gentle fluid movement. Sessions are clinical yet relaxing, and therapists explain each phase for comfort and effectiveness.

Frequency depends on goals: post-op clients often schedule multiple sessions in the first weeks, while immune support may require weekly or biweekly visits. Your therapist will assess swelling and response to recommend an individualized plan and timeline.

Contraindications include active infection, untreated blood clots, congestive heart failure, certain cancers, or recent chemotherapy unless cleared by a physician. Always disclose medical history and medications; therapists will consult or decline treatment when risk outweighs benefit.

Some clients experience mild soreness, increased urination, or temporary fatigue as fluids shift; these effects typically resolve within 24–72 hours. Drink extra water, rest, and apply gentle movement. Contact us if symptoms worsen or persist beyond a few days.