Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Lymph Drainage Massage (Manual).

You’ll experience slow, rhythmic, light-pressure movements focused on key lymph pathways. Sessions feel gentle and relaxing, may include mild pumping and surface strokes. Many clients notice reduced puffiness and deep relaxation immediately, with progressive improvements after multiple sessions.

Standard sessions run 45 to 60 minutes, allowing full-body or targeted drainage work. Shorter 30-minute options are available for specific areas. Frequency recommendations depend on individual goals and health; many clients start with weekly sessions, then transition to maintenance.

It can be beneficial post-surgery or injury, but must be cleared by your surgeon or physician first. Our therapists adapt pressure, timing, and techniques to your healing stage. Contraindications include active infection, deep vein thrombosis, or uncontrolled medical conditions.

No, treatment is designed to be gentle with light, rhythmic strokes; you should feel relaxing rather than painful. Mild tenderness or increased urination can occur as toxins mobilize. Communicate any sensitivity so therapists can adjust pressure immediately.

Recommendations vary by condition: for acute swelling or detox goals, a course of 6–10 weekly sessions is common. Maintenance often becomes monthly or biweekly. Your therapist will assess progress and create a personalized plan based on results and health history.

Yes. Contraindications include active infections, fever, uncontrolled hypertension, deep vein thrombosis, recent blood clots, certain cancers, and severe heart conditions. Always consult your physician if you have medical concerns. Our intake form and therapist evaluation ensure safety.