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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Lymphatic Drainage Massage – Face & Neck - 30 Minutes.
Many clients notice immediate reduction in puffiness and a feeling of lightness right after the session. Optimal results often appear after several sessions or when paired with proper hydration, rest, and occasional maintenance treatments.
Yes—when performed by a trained therapist, the gentle, light-pressure technique is suitable for sensitive and most acne-prone skin. Avoid treatment during active infections, open wounds, or severe cystic acne and consult your therapist if concerned.
Timing depends on the prior procedure: wait at least 48–72 hours after light peels, two weeks after injectables, and until cleared following lasers or deeper treatments. Always disclose recent procedures at booking so your therapist can advise.
Hydrate well before your appointment, arrive without heavy makeup, and avoid alcohol or large meals. Bring a list of medications and recent procedures, and inform your therapist of health conditions or pregnancy for a safe, tailored session.
Most clients experience minimal side effects—mild lightheadedness, increased thirst, or temporary tenderness at treated areas. Rare bruising may occur. Drink water afterward, rest if needed, and report persistent discomfort to your therapist or healthcare provider.
Frequency varies by goals—weekly sessions help acute congestion or post-procedure recovery, while maintenance treatments every 2–4 weeks support ongoing drainage and skin tone. Your therapist will recommend a schedule based on results and medical considerations.