Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about 8 PostOp Brazilian Lymph.

8 PostOp Brazilian Lymph is a highly specialized manual lymphatic drainage protocol designed for cosmetic surgery recovery. It reduces swelling, moves trapped fluid, softens scar tissue and supports natural healing when performed by a trained therapist.

Timing depends on your surgeon and procedure, but many clients begin within 24–72 hours or during the first postoperative week once medically cleared. Always confirm with your surgeon before scheduling treatments.

A course of eight sessions is commonly recommended, usually delivered frequently in the early weeks. Frequency and total sessions are personalized based on procedure type, swelling level and your surgeon's guidance.

The technique uses light, rhythmic strokes and is generally gentle and comfortable. Some tenderness is possible around sensitive or recently operated areas; therapists adjust pressure to tolerance and pain thresholds.

Contraindications include active infection, untreated deep vein thrombosis, unstable cardiac conditions or other medical concerns. A full medical history and surgeon clearance are required to ensure safety before treatment.

Expect reduced swelling, improved comfort and temporary increased drainage or urination. You may feel looser tissue and better mobility. Continue compression garments, hydrate and follow aftercare; contact your surgeon for any unusual symptoms.