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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Post-Operative Lymphatic.
We typically begin Post-Operative Lymphatic therapy once your surgeon clears you—often 48–72 hours for many procedures. Timing may vary based on incision, bleeding risk, or drains. Your clinical provider will coordinate with your care team to choose the safest start time.
Treatment plans depend on the procedure and individual healing. Most clients benefit from three to eight sessions spaced over several weeks, with earlier frequent visits then tapering. Your provider will assess swelling and tissue response to recommend an individualized schedule for optimal recovery.
Yes, when approved by your surgeon and performed by qualified clinical providers, Post-Operative Lymphatic care is safe. We use gentle, evidence-based techniques and avoid areas of infection or unstable wounds. Your therapist will adapt pressure and timing to your specific recovery needs.
Sessions combine gentle manual lymphatic drainage, specialized wood therapy for contouring, and controlled radiofrequency to encourage circulation and tissue remodeling. Each technique is selected to reduce edema, improve lymph flow, and support comfortable, efficient healing tailored to your surgical area.
While no treatment can guarantee scar elimination, consistent lymphatic care can reduce fluid buildup and fibroblast activity that contribute to firmness and irregularities. Early and ongoing sessions often lead to smoother texture and less pronounced fibrosis when combined with your surgeon’s recommendations.
Yes — you should obtain surgeon clearance before scheduling. Certain conditions like active infection, deep vein thrombosis, or unstable wounds require medical management first. With approval, our team will coordinate timing and precautions to integrate lymphatic therapy safely into your recovery plan.