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Frequently Asked Questions
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This gentle, rhythmic technique uses light, directional strokes toward major lymph nodes to encourage lymph flow, reduce stagnation, and remove cellular wastes. Therapists follow anatomical pathways and a slow pace to stimulate drainage without deep pressure, promoting reduced swelling and clearer circulation.
Generally safe for most healthy people; however, clients with active infections, untreated heart failure, blood clots, or certain cancers should avoid it. Inform your therapist about medical history, medications, and recent surgeries so we can tailor treatment or recommend physician clearance.
Many clients notice benefits after one session, but a series of three to six weekly treatments is commonly recommended for lasting results. Maintenance sessions every four to eight weeks help sustain circulation, control edema, and reinforce detoxification over time.
Sessions are calm and low-pressure. You may feel gentle pumping, warmth, light tingling, or increased urination as fluids move. Therapists may focus on neck, torso, limbs and key lymph node sites. Sessions include short health screening and post-care hydration recommendations.
Contraindications include acute infections, deep vein thrombosis, uncontrolled congestive heart failure, recent major surgery without clearance, and some cancers. Pregnant clients should receive modified protocols. Always disclose your full medical history so therapists can determine safe, appropriate care.
Yes — when approved by your surgeon, lymphatic drainage can reduce post-surgical swelling, speed healing, and improve comfort. Therapists use gentle, post-op protocols and only work within surgeon guidelines. Bring clearance and follow timing instructions to ensure safe recovery support.
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