Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Lymphatic Drainage - 60 Min.

You’ll experience slow, rhythmic, very light pressure and gentle stretches focused on guiding lymph toward nodes. The treatment feels relaxing and non-invasive, often inducing warmth or slight tingling as circulation improves.

Yes, when performed by a qualified therapist and with your surgeon’s clearance, MLD is commonly used post-operatively to reduce swelling, bruising, and promote healing. We tailor pressure and timing to your recovery stage.

Recommendations vary by need: one session may relieve acute bloating, while pre/post-op or chronic conditions often benefit from a series of 3–10 sessions spaced over days or weeks for cumulative effect.

Side effects are minimal; some clients feel mild fatigue, increased urination, or temporary lightheadedness as toxins mobilize. Staying hydrated and resting after treatment helps mitigate these transient effects.

Wear loose, comfortable clothing, hydrate well, and avoid heavy meals before your session. Inform your therapist about medications, recent surgeries, or medical conditions to ensure safe, personalized care.

Yes. MLD gently encourages lymph movement, which can reduce fluid retention and support the body’s natural detox pathways. Results may be immediate or improve progressively with multiple sessions.