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Often yes, but only with your surgeon's approval. The therapist will assess healing, drains, and infection risk. MLD can reduce swelling and aid recovery when cleared by medical professionals. We coordinate care and follow post-operative guidance.
Arrive hydrated and wear loose, comfortable clothing. Avoid heavy lotions or oils. Bring medical history and a list of medications. Inform therapist about recent surgeries, infections, or conditions like blood clots or heart disease before treatment.
A calm environment, gentle, rhythmic light-pressure strokes targeting lymph pathways. The therapist focuses on breathing and specific drainage sequences. You may feel warmth, mild tingling, or increased urine output as fluid shifts. Sessions are relaxing and typically pain-free.
People with active infections, untreated blood clots, congestive heart failure, or certain cancers should avoid MLD. Pregnant clients need physician clearance. Therapists conduct intake screening and will refer you to medical providers if contraindications are present.
Frequency depends on goals—acute swelling may require multiple sessions per week, while maintenance can be monthly. Typically, a series of 4–8 sessions shows measurable improvement; therapist customizes plan and reassesses progress to determine ongoing frequency.
No, MLD uses very light pressure designed to be gentle and relaxation-focused. Clients typically report pleasant sensations or mild pressure. If you feel pain or increased tenderness, tell your therapist immediately so they can adjust technique or stop.