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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Post Surgery 1 Session.
Timing varies by procedure and surgeon guidance. Typically sessions begin 48–72 hours to two weeks post-op once cleared. We coordinate with your provider, assess healing, and customize techniques to support recovery while respecting surgical protocols.
When drains or open wounds are present we require surgeon approval. Our therapists modify pressure, avoid compromised sites, and use gentle approaches. With clearance we can safely assist lymphatic flow and comfort while protecting drains and incisions.
A single Post Surgery 1 Session typically lasts 45–60 minutes, including consultation and targeted techniques. Duration may vary with treatment area, swelling level, and any special needs; longer sessions are available by request.
No. Our sessions complement, not replace, your surgeon’s postoperative plan. We follow medical clearance and communicate limits; always prioritize your surgeon’s instructions for medications, wound care and activity restrictions while enhancing recovery.
Side effects are usually mild and temporary — brief increased drainage, tenderness or light bruising. We screen for contraindications like infection, unstable wounds, or blood clot risk and will postpone or modify treatment for safety.
Yes, physician clearance is recommended, especially for early postoperative care, complex procedures, or if you have comorbidities. Bring surgeon instructions and any postoperative notes so we can align treatment safely with your recovery plan.