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Outstanding, knowledgeable and strong. Great deep massage.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Lymphatic Drainage Massage.
Yes, when cleared by your surgeon, gentle lymphatic drainage is often beneficial for post-surgical swelling and healing. Our therapists use light, specialized techniques to reduce fluid retention and support recovery, with modifications tailored to procedure type and healing stage.
Frequency depends on goals: weekly sessions are common for acute swelling or post-op care, while monthly maintenance helps with chronic congestion or immune support. Your therapist will assess and recommend a personalized schedule based on health history, symptoms, and response to treatment.
No, it is very gentle. Therapists use light, rhythmic pressure aimed at stimulating lymph flow rather than deep tissue manipulation. You may feel subtle movement, tingling, or warmth, but treatments are designed to be relaxing and comfortable; communicate any sensitivity to your therapist.
Yes, by reducing fluid retention and improving circulation it can minimize puffiness and support clearer skin. Combining drainage with proper skincare reduces inflammation and oil buildup, but acne treatment may also require topical or medical interventions for best results.
Clients with active infections, blood clots, uncontrolled heart conditions, or certain cancers should avoid treatment or obtain physician approval. Pregnant clients or those on blood thinners must disclose details so therapists can adapt techniques or advise waiting until treatment is safe.
Sessions begin with a health review and gentle assessment, followed by calm, rhythmic strokes targeting lymph pathways. Treatments are relaxing, usually performed face and neck, with recommendations for hydration and follow-up care to maximize detoxification and comfort after your session.