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Frequently Asked Questions
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Lymphatic movement uses gentle, directional massage to encourage lymph flow, reducing edema and inflammation after liposuction. It's typically started within days to weeks post-op per your surgeon's guidance, improving comfort and accelerating healing when integrated into a postoperative plan.
Timing varies; many clients begin sessions within the first week or two after clearance from their surgeon. Frequency often starts several times weekly, then tapers as swelling decreases. We coordinate with your medical team for a safe, personalized schedule.
Generally yes, but it's contraindicated in active infections, untreated blood clots, heart failure, or certain inflammatory conditions. A pre-treatment screening ensures safety; we obtain medical history and surgeon clearance when necessary to tailor therapy and avoid complications.
Expect a calm, low-pressure session focused on light, rhythmic strokes and drainage pathways. Sessions typically last 30–60 minutes, during which your therapist monitors comfort and adjusts technique to support healing and reduce swelling.
Yes. By promoting lymph flow and removing interstitial fluid, Lymphatic movement can lessen bruising and speed resolution. Results depend on timing and consistency; combining therapy with surgeon recommendations optimizes outcomes and reduces visible discoloration and swelling.
Often recommended. If you have clotting disorders, active infection, uncontrolled hypertension, or other medical concerns, obtain clearance first. We review your medical history and coordinate with your surgeon or physician to ensure lymphatic massage is safe and appropriate.
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