Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Lymphatic Drainage Massage.

Timing varies by procedure and your surgeon's instructions. Many clients begin gentle lymphatic massage within 24–72 hours post-op, while others wait until drains or open wounds are cleared. We always coordinate with your provider to ensure safe, progressive treatment.

Yes, when performed by trained therapists following medical clearance. It's commonly recommended after liposuction, facelifts, and other surgeries to reduce swelling and support healing. Techniques are adapted to your recovery stage to prioritize safety and comfort.

A gentle, rhythmic treatment focusing on slow, light strokes to encourage lymph flow. Sessions feature measured pressure, targeted sequences near lymph nodes, and patient comfort checks. Typical duration ranges from 30 to 60 minutes, tailored to your needs and clinical status.

Frequency depends on procedure, swelling severity, and healing progress. Some patients benefit from multiple sessions in the first two weeks, then tapering to maintenance visits. We create a personalized plan, monitoring results and adjusting frequency for optimal recovery and comfort.

Yes—active infection, untreated blood clots, certain heart conditions, or open wounds may rule out treatment. We conduct thorough medical screening and require physician clearance when necessary to ensure safety. Always disclose medications and medical history before scheduling.

It can help by reducing swelling, improving tissue oxygenation, and minimizing fibrosis, which supports better scar maturation. Results vary by individual and procedure; combining lymphatic massage with proper wound care and surgeon guidance provides the best chance for improved scar appearance.