3 Post-Op Lymphatic Drainage Gallery
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about 3 Post-Op Lymphatic Drainage.
In most cases we begin within 48–72 hours to two weeks after surgery, depending on your surgeon's guidance. Always obtain medical clearance first; we tailor timing and gentle pressure to protect incisions while maximizing recovery benefits.
Our three-session post-op package is designed to jumpstart recovery, typically scheduled across the first two to four weeks. Some clients need additional follow-ups depending on swelling and surgeon advice; we recommend a personalized plan after assessment.
Lymphatic drainage is gentle and normally painless; clients describe light, rhythmic strokes and subtle movement. You may experience temporary sensitivity or emotional release. The therapist adjusts pressure for comfort and to protect healing tissues.
When performed by a certified therapist with surgeon clearance, risks are minimal. Contraindications include active infection, untreated blood clots, unstable medical conditions or open wounds. We conduct a full intake and liaise with your medical team as needed.
Yes — always obtain surgeon or physician approval before starting post-op lymphatic drainage. Clearance ensures incisions are stable and there are no contraindications. Bring postoperative instructions and we will coordinate care to complement recovery.
Expect an initial consultation and gentle manual techniques targeting affected areas. Sessions last about 45–60 minutes, with light-pressure strokes, positioning and aftercare advice. The three-session plan focuses on progressive swelling reduction and improved comfort.