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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Lymphatic Massage and Travel Fee.
You can expect a gentle, methodical session focused on light, rhythmic strokes to encourage drainage. Travel and tip are included, sessions are tailored to your surgery, and therapists monitor comfort while following your surgeon's guidelines.
Lymphatic massage is generally safe when approved by your surgeon. Our therapists require medical clearance, follow post-op protocols, and use gentle techniques to protect healing tissues while supporting recovery and reducing swelling.
Timing varies by procedure and surgeon instructions, often beginning 48–72 hours after surgery or when your provider approves. We coordinate with your care team to schedule appropriately and adapt treatment to your healing stage.
Yes. The listed price includes a travel fee and tip for in-home visits to simplify billing. Any travel beyond our service area or additional time may incur extra charges, which we disclose upfront.
Sessions commonly last 30 to 60 minutes depending on the treatment area and recovery needs. Therapists assess swelling and adjust duration; travel time is covered by the included travel fee, not billed separately.
Wear loose, comfortable clothing and have surgeon clearance available. Stay hydrated and avoid heavy meals beforehand. Ensure a caregiver is nearby if needed, and prepare a clean, quiet space for the therapist to work.