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Frequently Asked Questions
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The extended session uses gentle, rhythmic techniques to stimulate lymph flow, mobilizing waste toward natural elimination pathways. Increased circulation helps the liver and kidneys process and remove toxins more effectively, enhancing systemic cleansing over time.
Your practitioner begins with an assessment, then applies slow, guided lymphatic work across the body and neck. Expect a deeply relaxing experience, possible mild drainage sensations, and afterward a sense of lightness and calm. Sessions conclude with aftercare guidance.
Most clients benefit, but it is not recommended for those with active infections, blood clots, untreated malignancies, or severe heart conditions. Pregnant clients and those with medical concerns should consult their physician before booking.
Frequency depends on goals: acute support often begins weekly or biweekly for 4–6 sessions, then transitions to monthly maintenance. Your therapist will recommend a personalized plan based on health history and response.
Mild, temporary effects can include increased urination, lightheadedness, fatigue, or minor soreness as toxins mobilize. These typically resolve within 24–72 hours. Contact us if you experience severe or prolonged symptoms.
Hydrate well, avoid heavy meals and alcohol beforehand, and wear loose clothing. Bring any relevant medical information and arrive a few minutes early. Inform your therapist of medications, recent surgeries, or health concerns.