Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Post-Op Care Lymphatic Drainage/ Masaje Linfatico Post Operatorio - Single.

Typically treatment begins 48-72 hours after surgery, or as directed by your surgeon. Early sessions reduce swelling and bruising, but timing depends on procedure type, incisions, drains, and individual healing. We coordinate with medical instructions for safe, effective care.

No — the massage uses very gentle, rhythmic strokes designed to be comfortable. You may feel release of pressure or mild movement in tissues. Therapists adjust pressure to your comfort and surgical restrictions to ensure safety and pain-free recovery support.

Recommendation varies by surgery and individual needs; commonly 4–10 sessions spaced several days apart. Your therapist will assess swelling, tissue quality, and healing to create a personalized plan, adjusting frequency as recovery progresses for optimal results.

Yes — active infection, uncontrolled blood clots, or recent open wounds may contraindicate treatment. Always obtain surgeon approval before lymphatic massage. Our therapists perform a health review and follow surgeon guidance to minimize risk and ensure therapy is appropriate.

Yes, mobile service is available upon request. We provide in-home treatments for eligible clients when safe and approved by their surgeon. Contact us to discuss logistics, travel fees, and scheduling to ensure continuity of care during recovery.

Yes — by reducing swelling, fluid retention, and fibrosis, targeted lymphatic massage can help implants settle and tissues smooth, revealing more defined contours. Consistent postoperative care supports healing and helps surgeons' results appear sooner and more natural-looking.