Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Lymphatic Drainage Massage - 75 Mins.

This treatment uses light, directional strokes that stimulate lymph flow and move excess fluid toward drainage nodes. Reduced stagnation lowers swelling and pressure. Results often improve after several sessions and are supported by hydration and movement.

Often beneficial post-surgery, but you must have surgeon approval first. When cleared, the therapist uses very gentle techniques to minimize swelling and seroma risk. Active infection or open wounds delay treatment.

Expect a calm, low-pressure session focusing on key lymph nodes and gentle, rhythmic strokes. You may feel subtle movement or warmth as fluid shifts. Sessions include assessment and tailored aftercare recommendations.

Frequency depends on your needs: acute swelling often benefits from 1–2 sessions weekly, while maintenance may be monthly. Tatiana will create a personalized plan based on your condition and response.

Contraindications include untreated blood clots, active infections, congestive heart failure, fever, or certain cancers. Always disclose medical history and obtain physician clearance when necessary before booking.

Arrive hydrated and in loose clothing, bring any relevant medical information, and avoid heavy meals beforehand. After the session, drink water, rest, and follow any aftercare guidance provided.