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In a 60-minute session you'll receive gentle, consistent rhythmic strokes focused on lymph pathways. Expect minimal pressure, soothing touch, and focus on neck, torso and limbs to encourage drainage. Therapist will discuss history and tailor the sequence to your needs.
Often yes, but timing depends on procedure and physician approval. Manual lymphatic drainage can reduce postoperative swelling and discomfort; consult your surgeon or medical provider first. We require clearance for recent surgeries, blood clots, or active infections.
Frequency depends on goals: for acute swelling, sessions several times weekly may be recommended initially. Maintenance often requires weekly or biweekly treatments. Your therapist will create a personalized plan based on response, medical history, and desired outcomes.
Yes. Contraindications include untreated infections, active cancer without oncologist approval, acute blood clots, uncontrolled heart failure, or severe kidney disease. Always disclose medical history so we can obtain physician clearance or adapt the session safely.
Manual lymphatic drainage frequently reduces chronic lymphedema symptoms by improving lymph movement and lowering tissue fluid. Combined with compression, exercise, and home care, results improve. Individual outcomes vary; consistent treatment and lifestyle measures support better long-term control.
After your 60-minute session drink water, rest, and avoid vigorous exercise for a few hours. Gentle movement and light walking enhance results. Follow any home-care instructions like self-drainage, compression, or elevation as recommended by your therapist.