Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Lymphatic Drainage Massage - 45 Mins.

Expect gentle, rhythmic strokes focused on lymph nodes and drainage pathways. The therapist will assess your needs, keep you comfortable, and may combine techniques to reduce swelling. Sessions are relaxing and typically leave you feeling lighter and more mobile.

This massage can aid recovery, but you must receive medical clearance first. The therapist will adapt pressure and areas treated depending on healing stage and surgical protocols. Avoid treatment if you have an active infection or open wounds.

Recommended frequency depends on your condition: acute swelling often benefits from multiple sessions per week initially, then weekly maintenance. Your therapist will create a personalized plan based on response and treatment goals.

Side effects are usually mild: increased urination, temporary fatigue, or slight tenderness. Serious complications are rare but consult if you have blood clots, unmanaged heart disease, or active infection before booking.

Many pregnant clients benefit from lymphatic work with modifications and an experienced therapist. Obtain approval from your healthcare provider first; treatment is typically adapted for trimester and any pregnancy-related risks.

Arrive hydrated and wear comfortable clothing. Avoid heavy meals beforehand, bring any relevant medical information, and avoid lotions. After the session, rest, drink water, and follow any home-care recommendations from your therapist.