Post Operative Support
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Post-operative lymphatic massage care plays a crucial role in enhancing recovery after surgery. This gentle technique helps to reduce swelling, improve circulation, and promote healing by stimulating the lymphatic system. By encouraging the flow of lymph fluid, patients can experience less discomfort and a quicker return to their normal activities. Incorporating lymphatic massage into your post-operative care routine can significantly contribute to your overall well-being and recovery journey.
Offering several benefits that can aid in recovery. It helps reduce swelling and inflammation, promoting faster healing after surgery. Additionally, this type of massage can enhance circulation and support the body's natural detoxification processes. Overall, it contributes to improved comfort and well-being during the recovery.
Tips for Healing
1. Wait for your healthcare provider's approval before starting lymphatic massage to ensure it's safe for your recovery.
2. Choose a certified lymphatic massage therapist who has experience with post-operative care to ensure proper techniques are used.
3. Schedule sessions gradually, starting with shorter durations to gauge your body's response and avoid unnecessary strain.
4. Stay hydrated before and after the massage to support lymphatic drainage and promote healing.
30 min
45 US dollars
55 min
75 US dollars
1 hr 25 min
120 US dollars
Our Recommendation
Initial phase (First few weeks)
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Frequency: Start with 2-3 sessions per week, which may decrease as swelling improves.
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Duration: Sessions can range from 30-60 minutes.
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Technique: Use slow, gentle, and light pressure, following the natural flow of lymph.
Mid-phase (3-8 weeks)
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Frequency: Decrease to about once a week.
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Focus: Continue to support the removal of fluids and waste products.
Long-term maintenance
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Frequency: Weekly or monthly, depending on your specific needs.
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Focus: Maintain overall health, prevent fibrosis, and assist with other conditions like headaches or colds.