FAQ
DO LYMPHATIC MASSAGES HURT?
No, lymphatic massages are gentle and should not hurt. We use the Vodder technique, which consists of light traction without oil to guide the inflammation towards the lymph nodes.
HOW MANY MASSAGES DO I NEED?
Each client is unique. Depending on the procedure you’ve had, we will come up with a personalized plan of treatment. In general, the best thing to do is begin recovery treatment early to prevent issues like seromas and fibrosis which require more sessions to correct.
HOW SOON SHOULD I START?
Lymphatic Drainage Massage is recommended starting 3 days post-surgery. For a personalized approach or any post-op questions, schedule a consultation.
HOW LONG UNTIL I SEE RESULTS?
Results can vary, but some people notice a reduction in swelling and inflammation after one session. Regular sessions can lead to long-term benefits.
CAN ANYONE GET A LYMPHATIC MASSAGE?
It is important to check with a healthcare provider before scheduling a lymphatic drainage massage, especially if there are any medical conditions or concerns. It is not recommended for those with active infections, acute deep vein thrombosis, or congestive heart failure.
ARE THERE ANY SIDE EFFECTS?
Some people may experience mild soreness or fatigue after a session, but this typically resolves within a day or two. It is important to drink plenty of water to help flush out toxins and maintain hydration.
HOW IS A LYMPHATIC MASSAGE PROCEDURE DONE
This is done by stimulating contractions of lymphatic vessels and pressure to stretch the skin as far as it naturally goes.
WHAT ARE THE SIDE EFFECTS
Following lymphatic drainage, you may experience some mild side effects.
WHAT DOES A LYMPHATIC MASSAGE FEEL LIKE
One sensation that many people feel during a lymph drainage massage is the feeling of fluid flowing under the Skin.
WHEN SHOULD YOU GET A LYMPHATIC MASSAGE?
Anyone can get a lymphatic massage or body rub done, but it’s most often recommended for people post operation especially if you’ve recently had Liposuction treatment.