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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Lymphatic Drainage Massage.
MLD is a gentle, rhythmic manual technique that encourages lymph flow and fluid removal. Therapists use light, directional strokes to stimulate lymph vessels, reducing swelling, supporting healing, and improving circulation. Sessions are tailored to your health needs and recovery goals.
Yes, often. Many surgeons recommend starting MLD within days or weeks post-op once drain sites are stable and your surgeon clears you. Healing Hands By Andrea coordinates with medical teams and adjusts pressure, timing, and frequency to suit your specific procedure and recovery phase.
MLD can benefit cancer survivors by easing mild swelling and encouraging healthy lymph flow, but it requires oncologist approval. Therapists screen for contraindications, use gentle protocols, and collaborate with medical providers to ensure safety and appropriate timing for each individual.
Expect a calm, restorative experience. MLD uses very light, repetitive strokes while you lie comfortably clothed or draped. Typical sessions last 45–60 minutes, though shorter targeted treatments are available post-op. Many clients report reduced tightness and increased comfort afterward.
Certain conditions may rule out MLD, including active infection, untreated deep vein thrombosis, uncontrolled heart failure, or certain cancers without physician approval. Your therapist completes a health intake and may request medical clearance to ensure the treatment is safe for your condition.
Treatment plans vary. Post-operative clients often benefit from several sessions in the first few weeks, while chronic lymphatic issues may require weekly treatments then tapering maintenance. Your therapist assesses progress and recommends a personalized schedule based on response, goals, and medical guidance.
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