Question 1

Is lymphatic drainage the same as deep tissue massage?

Accepted Answer

No. Manual lymphatic drainage uses light, rhythmic movements rather than forceful pressure. Postoperative tissue may be sensitive, so technique and treatment areas are adapted to your procedure and stage of healing.

Question 2

Does postoperative lymphatic drainage hurt?

Accepted Answer

The technique should not rely on aggressive pressure. Tenderness can vary after surgery, and you should communicate any discomfort immediately so care can be modified or stopped.

Question 3

When can I begin after surgery?

Accepted Answer

There is no single timeline for every client. Timing depends on your procedure, surgeon preference, health history, current symptoms, drains, incisions, and healing progress. Always follow the instructions provided by your surgeon.

Question 4

How many sessions will I need?

Accepted Answer

Frequency is individualized. Some clients schedule a short series, while others need fewer or differently timed visits. Your plan should be reviewed as recovery progresses rather than promised as a fixed number.

Question 5

Do I need a consultation before booking?

Accepted Answer

A separate consultation is not required for standard lymphatic drainage bookings, but every appointment includes health and postoperative screening. If your health history is complex or you are unsure which service fits, contact the team before booking.

Question 6

Is drain or suture removal available?

Accepted Answer

Yes, only with a valid MD order and according to the prescribed care plan.

Question 7

Can I receive more than one type of lymphatic service?

Accepted Answer

Your services are selected based on your procedure, recovery stage, current symptoms, medical instructions, and individual goals. The team can help you understand which option is appropriate before booking.

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