Why this treatment helps
This session uses gentle myofascial release to address tight fascia, back tension, and the pulling sensation that commonly follows liposuction. By working restrictions in connective tissue rather than deep muscle alone, therapists encourage better glide between layers, which can reduce sensitivity and make everyday movement feel less strained without introducing aggressive pressure into recently healing areas.
Clients in recovery often report feeling lighter and less swollen after targeted work on restricted areas; those outcomes come from improving tissue mobility and reducing localized hypersensitivity. The approach is restorative and calming, prioritizing comfort and steady progress while respecting the healing timeline established by your surgeon.
What happens during sessions
A typical appointment is focused and hands-on: therapists assess areas of restriction, use slow, sustained myofascial techniques to release adhesions, and continually check your comfort. This service runs 30 minutes and is offered at $65. It is designed to complement, not replace, your surgeon’s aftercare and may be added on to a Post-Op Lymphatic Massage for broader relief.
Expect therapists to adapt pressure and pacing to tissue sensitivity and scar maturity, focusing on the back and any nearby structures that contribute to pulling sensations. Practitioners familiar with post-op recovery provide at-home techniques and product suggestions when appropriate, helping you maintain improvements between visits.
Timing and safety considerations
This service is not for the immediate post-op period. We recommend waiting 2–3 weeks after surgery, after incisions are closed, drainage has stopped, and your surgeon has cleared you for deeper therapeutic work. Those checkpoints limit risk and ensure tissue is ready for targeted myofascial techniques without disrupting healing.
If you have ongoing concerns such as seromas, persistent drainage, or unexpected symptoms, inform your surgeon before booking. 360 Body & Beauty works locally in Fort Worth with a team experienced in post-op pathways; when more clinical intervention is needed, staff can help you coordinate appropriate care.
