Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Special 3 Lympatic Drainage Massage Special.

For most clients we recommend weekly sessions initially, then spacing to biweekly or monthly maintenance based on results and goals. Your therapist will tailor frequency to swelling, recovery needs, and lifestyle factors.

Many clients benefit post-surgery, but timing matters. Always get medical clearance first; typically lymphatic work begins 4–6 weeks after surgery or when your surgeon approves to avoid disrupting healing.

Expect gentle, rhythmic strokes focused on lymph pathways, light pressure, and a calm environment. Sessions last one hour and often produce immediate relief, reduced bloating, and a relaxed sensation.

Hydrate well, avoid heavy meals immediately before the session, and wear comfortable clothing. Please inform us of medications, recent surgeries, or medical conditions so we can adapt the treatment safely.

Contraindications include untreated infections, active cancer without clearance, blood clots, uncontrolled heart conditions, and certain acute illnesses. A consultation and health review determine if the service is appropriate.

Many clients feel lighter and less puffy immediately, while more significant decreases in swelling and improved circulation often appear after multiple sessions across a few weeks.