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Get answers to common questions about Lymphatic Drainage Massage – Full Body - 60 Minutes.
Many clients benefit from post-surgical lymphatic drainage, but you must have surgeon clearance first. It's contraindicated with active infection or recent blood clots. After approval, therapists use very gentle techniques to reduce swelling and support recovery.
Frequency depends on goals: for edema or post-op care, 1-2 sessions per week initially often helps. For maintenance and general wellness, monthly or biweekly sessions are typically recommended.
This massage is designed to be gentle and relaxing, rarely painful. You may feel mild tenderness as fluid shifts. Therapists adjust pressure to your comfort and will stop or modify techniques if you experience pain.
Contraindications include acute infection, fever, untreated cancer, recent thrombosis, or severe heart conditions. Pregnant clients and those with chronic illness should consult their physician before booking. Always disclose medical history during intake.
Arrive hydrated, avoid a heavy meal right before the session, and wear loose clothing. Share medications and medical history with your therapist, remove jewelry, and plan light activity afterward to support drainage.
Many clients feel lighter, less puffy, and experience increased warmth or mild tingling. You may notice increased urine output and temporary fatigue—drink water and rest to aid continued lymphatic flow and recovery.