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What Our Clients Say
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Was treated great. Enjoyed the whole experience
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Lymphatic Drainage and Post-Op Massage (Off-Site).
Yes when cleared by your surgeon or oncologist, our certified therapists safely perform gentle lymphatic drainage. We adapt pressure and timing to your condition, monitor healing closely, and coordinate care recommendations to support recovery while minimizing risks.
Timing depends on surgery type and your provider’s clearance; many clients begin five to fourteen days post-op if incisions are stable. We always require physician approval for early sessions and tailor techniques to protect incision sites and promote safe healing.
A therapist arrives with portable supplies, reviews your medical history and swelling, then uses gentle, rhythmic drainage strokes and light pressure. Sessions focus on nearby lymph nodes and treated areas while you relax at home as circulation and fluid movement improve.
Yes. We welcome physician or nurse referrals and can communicate with your medical team with your consent. We provide treatment notes, progress updates, and collaborate on precautions or drainage protocols for consistent, medically informed care.
Sessions typically last forty-five to seventy-five minutes depending on the treatment area and mobility. Many clients benefit from an initial series of three to eight sessions spaced weekly, with adjustments based on response and clinician recommendations.
Coverage varies by insurer and diagnosis; some private policies or Medicare may cover manual lymphatic drainage with medical necessity documentation. We provide receipts and clinical notes to assist claims and can discuss potential billing options during booking.