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You'll experience light, rhythmic strokes focusing on lymph nodes and pathways. The pressure is gentle and non-invasive; many clients feel relaxed, less bloated, and notice improved skin tone. Therapists may advise hydration before and after treatment.
Yes. Manual lymphatic drainage is gentle and ideal for newcomers. Your therapist will consult about medical history, tailor pressure, and explain aftercare. First-timers often leave feeling lighter with reduced puffiness and a refreshed complexion.
Frequency depends on goals and health. For acute swelling, sessions may be scheduled two to three times weekly. For maintenance and skin glow, monthly treatments or a short series are common. Your therapist will create a personalized plan.
Yes—certain conditions such as active infection, untreated deep vein thrombosis, congestive heart failure, or recent cancer treatments may preclude treatment. Always disclose medical history and medications during consultation so therapists can determine safety and alternatives.
Manual lymphatic drainage can be beneficial post-surgery once cleared by your surgeon. It helps accelerate fluid removal and reduce swelling, but timing and technique must follow medical guidance to avoid complications.
Drink plenty of water, avoid heavy exercise for a few hours, and apply gentle skincare if facial work was done. Expect mild detox symptoms sometimes; contact your therapist if unusual pain, swelling, or fever occurs.
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