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Frequently Asked Questions
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You’ll experience gentle, rhythmic strokes focused on lymph pathways. Therapists use light pressure across neck, torso, and limbs to encourage drainage. Sessions are relaxing and may include brief repositioning; wear comfortable clothing or use provided draping for modesty.
Many clients feel immediate lightness and reduced bloating after one session, but optimal benefits often appear after a series. Results depend on hydration, lifestyle, and condition severity; therapists recommend a tailored plan for lasting improvement.
It can be safe and beneficial during postpartum and some pregnancy stages, but always consult your healthcare provider first. We adapt techniques for pregnancy; avoid treatment if you have high-risk pregnancy, active infection, or unresolved medical concerns.
Mild, temporary effects include increased urination, light fatigue, or slight soreness as the body clears fluids. These typically resolve within 24–48 hours. Stay hydrated and rest; contact us if you experience severe or persistent symptoms.
Arrive well hydrated and avoid heavy meals or alcohol beforehand. Wear loose clothing and inform us of medications or medical history. Skip treatment if you have fever, active infection, or blood clot concerns until cleared by a doctor.
Frequency varies by goal: weekly or biweekly sessions are common initially, then monthly for maintenance. For chronic swelling or post-surgical care, your therapist will recommend a personalized schedule based on assessment and progress.