Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Post-Op Lymphatic Drainage Massage.

Many clients begin 48–72 hours after surgery, once your surgeon clears you. Timing depends on procedure, incision healing, and individual factors. Jessie coordinates with your provider to ensure safe, effective treatment tailored to your recovery plan.

Jessie recommends a customized plan, often four to eight sessions over several weeks for best results. Frequency depends on surgery type, swelling level, and healing progress. Each visit is adjusted to your needs to maximize drainage and accelerate recovery.

Generally safe when approved by your surgeon; contraindications include active infection, uncontrolled clotting, or open wounds. Jessie reviews your medical history and surgical clearance, adapting technique for implants, drains, or flaps to ensure safety.

Yes—gentle lymphatic techniques can ease discomfort, speed bruise resolution, and reduce tightness by moving excess fluid and stimulating circulation. Results vary by individual and timing; Jessie pairs techniques with supportive guidance for better comfort and healing.

Yes—always obtain your surgeon’s clearance. Clearance ensures incisions are stable, drains and dressings are appropriate, and there are no contraindications. Jessie follows surgical timelines and will adjust or reschedule based on medical guidance.

Expect a calm, private environment where Jessie uses light, rhythmic strokes focused on lymph pathways. Sessions include assessment, 45–60 minutes of gentle manual techniques, and post-session care guidance. Many clients notice reduced tightness and improved mobility afterwards.