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Frequently Asked Questions
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We recommend sessions weekly or every other week initially to complete the 12-session course within three months. Frequency may be adjusted based on goals, postoperative needs, or therapist assessment to optimize detox, reduce swelling, and maintain long-term lymphatic balance.
Yes when cleared by your surgeon, MLD is widely used postoperatively to reduce swelling, bruising, and discomfort. Our therapists coordinate with medical providers and modify techniques for healing tissues, ensuring gentle, effective lymph stimulation during recovery.
Each session uses light, rhythmic hand movements to gently encourage lymph flow. Sessions are relaxing, non-invasive, and tailored to your needs; early treatments focus on clearing central pathways, later sessions address localized concerns for cumulative detoxification and contour improvement.
Side effects are typically mild and temporary, such as increased urination, light-headedness, or tiredness as the body releases fluid. Serious risks are rare; disclose medical history, medications, and infections so therapists can adapt or postpone treatment if necessary.
Twelve sessions build sustained lymphatic function and typically provide longer-lasting reductions in swelling and improved skin tone. Maintenance treatments or lifestyle measures may be advised to preserve results; individual longevity depends on health, surgery, and adherence to aftercare recommendations.
Yes; MLD pairs well with facials, skin therapies, and post-op care, but timing matters. Our therapists coordinate treatment plans to avoid irritation and maximize benefits, recommending sequencing and recovery intervals when combining modalities for safety and optimal lymphatic response.