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Get answers to common questions about Lymphatic Drainage (Wellness).
Sessions typically last between 45 and 60 minutes, depending on individualized needs. Your therapist will assess swelling and health history to tailor pressure and focus. Expect time for consultation and gentle post-treatment guidance, including hydration and light activity recommendations.
Most clients find the therapy gentle and relaxing; techniques use light, rhythmic pressure specifically to encourage lymph flow. Some may feel temporary sensitivity where congestion is released. Communicate with your therapist to adjust pressure and ensure a comfortable, effective treatment experience.
Many clients report an immediate reduction in puffiness and a lighter sensation after the first session, while deeper systemic benefits and sustained detoxification improve over several treatments. Results also depend on hydration, activity, and individual health factors.
Yes — certain conditions contraindicate treatment or require physician clearance. Avoid sessions during acute infections, untreated blood clots/DVT, uncontrolled heart failure, active cancer without medical approval, or fever. Always disclose medical history; our therapists will consult with your provider when necessary to ensure safe care.
Hydrate well before and after your session to support lymph flow and toxin elimination. Eat a light meal beforehand and wear loose, comfortable clothing. Avoid heavy alcohol or intense exercise immediately afterward. Follow your therapist’s post-care tips for best and lasting results.
Recommended frequency varies: many clients begin with a series of three to six weekly sessions to address acute fluid retention, then taper to monthly maintenance for ongoing benefits. Your therapist will create a personalized plan based on your goals, medical history, and response to treatment.