What the program does
This ten-session package provides ongoing, hands-on support after surgery. Using specialized techniques applied consistently, the program targets swelling, encourages lymphatic drainage, and supports tissue recovery. Sessions are intended to work alongside your surgeon's plan; when applied across the post-operative timeline they aim to reduce persistent swelling and help the body settle without promising specific outcomes.
Because recovery unfolds over weeks to months, the value of a ten-session plan lies in repetition and tracking. Repeated sessions let our team observe changes, adjust pressure and technique, and coach you on at-home measures between visits. In Coral Springs, we arrange appointments to fit recovery schedules so clients can maintain a consistent course without disrupting follow-up medical visits.
How sessions are structured
Each visit follows the package goal of managing swelling and supporting lymphatic flow; techniques are applied with consistency so progress can be noticed and recorded. Rather than a single intensive intervention, the sequence allows modulation—lighter or firmer approaches depending on tolerance—and gives time for visible changes to develop between sessions.
Because we do not provide medical treatment, sessions are scheduled in conversation with your surgeon or medical team when needed. Clients should bring any post-op instructions and communicate symptoms like increasing pain or unusual drainage; we will document observations and recommend contacting your provider if findings fall outside expected post-op patterns.
Working with medical care
The package is a complement to professional medical follow-up, not a substitute. Before starting any post-surgery sessions you should have explicit clearance from your surgeon. Our practitioners will confirm clearance, follow documented restrictions, and adjust session intensity to respect incisions, drains, and any prescribed limitations.
If you experience unexpected changes—fever, sudden increased pain, or wound changes—we advise contacting your medical provider first. We will pause or modify sessions until your provider clears you to resume. Keeping clear communication with your surgeon ensures the ten-session plan supports recovery safely and fits alongside any additional medical care.
