Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Head and Face MLD.

During a Head and Face MLD session you'll feel very gentle, rhythmic strokes focused on lymph nodes and channels. Sessions are relaxing, typically 30–45 minutes, and may produce immediate subtle de-puffing and a light sense of release.

Yes, Head and Face MLD is generally safe for sensitive skin and rosacea when performed by a trained therapist. Pressure is extremely light and adapted to your skin; always inform your therapist about sensitivities or recent flare-ups beforehand.

Many clients notice immediate improvement, but a series of three to six sessions is recommended for lasting results. Frequency depends on your goals—weekly for acute congestion, then monthly maintenance. Your therapist will create a personalized plan.

Head and Face MLD can effectively reduce post-surgical swelling and bruising when you have surgeon approval. Therapists trained in post-op care will avoid open wounds and follow a gradual protocol to safely decrease edema.

Side effects are typically mild and short-lived: increased urination, temporary fatigue, slight headache, or light drainage sensations. Stay hydrated and rest after your session. Contact your therapist or physician if severe or prolonged symptoms occur.

Prepare by arriving with a clean, makeup-free face and removing jewelry. Hydrate well beforehand and avoid heavy meals or alcohol. Bring a list of medications and recent surgeries, and notify your therapist of any medical conditions.