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Frequently Asked Questions
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Generally safe for most people, but contraindications exist. Inform your therapist about medical conditions, recent surgery, pregnancy, or medications. We recommend physician approval for serious conditions like blood clots, active infection, or recent cancer treatment.
Arrive hydrated and wear comfortable clothing. Avoid heavy meals beforehand and bring a list of medications or health concerns. Plan to arrive a few minutes early for a brief consultation so your therapist can tailor the session.
Expect slow, rhythmic, and very light pressure focusing on lymph node areas and flow pathways. The treatment feels gentle and relaxing while the therapist guides fluid toward drainage points and explains post-care suggestions.
Yes. Active infection, untreated cancer, recent blood clots, uncontrolled cardiac conditions, and fever typically contraindicate treatment. Some conditions require medical clearance or modified techniques—always disclose your full medical history first.
Many clients notice immediate reduction in swelling after one session, but a series of 3–6 sessions is often recommended for lasting results. Ongoing maintenance sessions depend on individual goals and health conditions.
It can help reduce swelling and support recovery when performed with medical clearance. Timing and technique must be coordinated with your surgeon—our therapists will work with your care plan and follow any surgical guidelines.