Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Fibrosis Lymphatic Drainage Lump Tummy.

We generally advise waiting until incisions have healed and your surgeon clears you—commonly 2–6 weeks depending on procedure. A pre-treatment consultation confirms timing and safety; when approved, we use gentle techniques appropriate to your healing stage and comfort level.

Most clients benefit from a series of 4–10 sessions, scheduled weekly or every other week. Exact frequency depends on scar severity, tissue response, and personal healing. Your therapist will assess progress and adjust the plan to achieve optimal, lasting improvements.

The work is gentle and progressive; clients usually feel pressure, warmth, and mild stretching rather than sharp pain. Our therapists continuously monitor comfort and adjust pressure. If you experience significant pain, we modify techniques or pause treatment.

Possible minor effects include temporary redness, mild soreness, or slight bruising. Serious risks are rare but include issues if active infection, blood clots, or uncontrolled conditions exist. We conduct assessments and require medical clearance when needed to minimize risks.

A session begins with consultation and targeted assessment, then precise manual techniques to break adhesions and encourage lymph flow. Treatments usually last 45–90 minutes; therapists offer aftercare guidance and home exercises to support continued softening and improved contour.

Yes—if you are in the early postoperative phase we require written approval from your surgeon or physician. Clearance confirms that treatment timing is safe and compatible with your recovery plan and any specific surgical instructions.