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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Lymphatic Drainage Massage.
A session uses slow, rhythmic, light strokes directed along lymph pathways. You’ll feel gentle pressure and flow rather than deep muscle work. Treatments aim to move lymph fluid, reduce congestion, and create a calm, relaxed sensation throughout the treated areas.
Frequency depends on your goals and health status. For acute swelling or recovery, weekly sessions for several weeks are common; for maintenance, monthly visits often suffice. Your therapist will recommend an individualized plan after assessing needs and medical history.
It can be safe after surgery when approved by your surgeon. Timing varies by procedure; many clinicians recommend waiting until wounds heal and no infection is present. Always obtain medical clearance and inform your therapist about recent surgeries, implants, or complications.
Yes. Contraindications include acute infections, untreated cancer, deep vein thrombosis, uncontrolled heart failure, fever, and certain kidney conditions. Your therapist performs a health screening and may request medical clearance when needed to ensure safety before beginning treatment.
Lymphatic Drainage Massage uses very light, rhythmic strokes to move lymph fluid and reduce congestion. Deep tissue massage applies firm pressure to muscles and fascia to release tension. Each has different goals; choose based on swelling, detox, or chronic muscle tightness.
Before treatment hydrate well, avoid heavy meals, and notify us of medications or medical conditions. Afterward continue to drink water, rest, and avoid strenuous exercise for 24 hours. Light movement and gentle self-care help maintain results and comfort.