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Frequently Asked Questions
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During the 75-minute session you’ll lie comfortably while the therapist uses light, rhythmic strokes to stimulate lymph nodes and drain fluid. The treatment focuses on common retention areas, feels gentle, and often leaves clients relaxed, lighter, and less puffy.
MLD is safe for many, but not everyone. Contraindications include active infection, untreated blood clots, congestive heart failure, or certain cancers. You’ll complete a health screening; therapists adapt treatment or request physician clearance to ensure your safety.
Hydrate well before your appointment and wear loose, comfortable clothing. Avoid heavy meals and alcohol. Bring a list of medications and recent procedures. Arrive early to complete intake forms and discuss goals or concerns with your therapist.
Many clients notice immediate reduction in puffiness and a lighter sensation after treatment. Effects can continue improving over 24–72 hours; for chronic issues, a short course of sessions is often recommended for sustained benefits.
Often yes, but only with explicit physician approval and once your surgical team allows manual lymphatic work. Early postoperative MLD can reduce swelling and bruising, but timing and technique must be coordinated to protect healing tissues.
Frequency depends on goals and condition severity. Acute swelling may require multiple sessions per week initially; maintenance is typically weekly or monthly. Your therapist will create a personalized schedule based on results and health needs.