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Yes when performed by a certified post-op lymphatic therapist and cleared by your surgeon. Treatments usually begin once incisions are stable and your surgeon approves — commonly within one to three weeks depending on procedure and individual healing.
Timing varies; many clients begin sessions between one and three weeks after surgery once drains are removed and incisions look healthy. Always obtain surgeon approval first. Your therapist will tailor pressure and technique to safeguard healing while promoting lymph flow.
Sessions typically last 60 to 90 minutes depending on treatment depth and surgical needs. Full body lymphatic plus specialized chest care allows thorough drainage, edema reduction, and restorative relaxation within a focused, professional session.
Expect gentle, rhythmic manual strokes, focused chest work performed within surgical safety guidelines, and a calm, supportive environment. You may feel decreased tightness and light drainage sensations. Therapists provide post-care advice, hydration guidance, and follow-up recommendations.
Yes — active infection, open wounds, untreated blood clots (DVT), uncontrolled heart failure, or certain cancer cases may preclude treatment. Always disclose medical history and recent medications. Your therapist will screen and coordinate with your surgeon or physician before proceeding.
Most clients benefit from a series: three to six sessions during the initial healing phase, often spaced several days apart. Follow-up maintenance sessions may be recommended monthly or as needed to optimize results and manage lingering swelling or fibrosis.
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