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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Lymphatic (MLD) massage.
Your therapist will use light, rhythmic strokes to encourage lymph flow. Sessions are relaxing and non-painful; you may feel tingling or increased urination as fluid shifts. Typical treatments last 45 to 60 minutes.
MLD can support post-operative recovery but requires surgeon clearance. It helps reduce swelling and promote healing when applied at the right time and by a trained therapist. We always review your medical history first.
Results vary by condition. Acute swelling often improves after a few sessions, while chronic issues may need a series of 4–10 treatments with weekly or biweekly frequency, then maintenance as recommended.
Yes. Gentle facial MLD techniques can reduce puffiness and ease sinus congestion by promoting lymph drainage. Effects may be immediate, though multiple sessions provide longer-lasting improvement.
Side effects are usually mild and short-lived: increased urination, light fatigue, or slight headache. Avoid MLD with active infections, untreated blood clots, or uncontrolled cardiac conditions. Disclose your full medical history.
Yes. Hydration helps flush mobilized fluids and metabolic waste. Drink water before and after your session, avoid alcohol, and follow any specific pre- or post-care advice from your therapist.