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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Post Drainage Massage.
We typically recommend starting within 48 to 72 hours post-procedure, when your surgeon clears you. Early lymphatic massage aids swelling reduction, but timing depends on your specific surgery and healing; our clinician will confirm a safe start during your follow-up.
Most patients benefit, but safety varies. Contraindications include active infection, uncontrolled blood clots, or recent deep vein thrombosis. Our licensed therapist reviews your medical history and coordinates with your physician to ensure treatment is appropriate and personalized.
Sessions usually last 30 to 60 minutes depending on treatment area and healing needs. Shorter sessions may be used initially, and therapists adjust duration as swelling decreases to balance comfort and effective lymphatic drainage.
No; techniques are gentle and specifically designed to avoid pain. You may feel light pressure, warmth, or mild movement of fluid. If you experience sharp pain or increased discomfort, notify your therapist immediately so they can modify or stop treatment.
Treatment plans vary: many patients benefit from a series of three to six sessions, while others require ongoing weekly sessions until swelling stabilizes. Your therapist will assess progress and recommend frequency based on healing, mobility, and your surgeon’s aftercare protocol.
Simple preparation: wear loose, comfortable clothing and follow any wound care instructions. Avoid heavy meals or alcohol before treatment. Bring follow-up notes from your surgeon and inform therapists about medications, allergies, or recent procedures for safe, personalized care.