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Post Surgical Lymphatic Massage
Why Do I Need Lymphatic Massage After Surgery?
After surgery, you may notice hardness or lumpiness to the areas treated with liposuction, Smart-
Swelling and pain is normal right after surgical procedures. This post-
Without a proper Lymphatic Massage program, inflammation can evolve into fibrosis, which is a permanent hardening of the tissue, or possibly a seroma could form, which is a trapped pocket of fluid. Many doctors prescribe Lymph Drainage Therapy after liposuction or other plastic surgery procedures to make sure their patients get the best possible results from their procedure.
How Many Lymphatic Massages Do I Need After Surgery?
Lymphatic Massage is a light and gentle massage that is adjusted throughout your healing process. Lymphatic massage is the most efficient way to reduce swelling and bruising. It is based on scientific knowledge of the anatomy and physiology of the Lymphatic System. Nala specializes in the Vodder Method of Lymph Drainage Therapy, which is performed in hospitals and clinics all over the world. The Vodder Technique is the most respected method of Manual Lymph Drainage (MLD) over the world. Nala’s exclusive Post-
It is ideal to receive at least one or two lymphatic massage treatments prior to a procedure. There are many different things that can influence healing. Some clients get 1 to 6 treatments post-
Ideally, you should plan to receive lymphatic massages frequently during the first 2 weeks following surgery. During the first week it is suggested that sessions be every other day if possible. The second week, every 3 days, and then reducing in frequency after that. It is not possible to get too much lymphatic massage and the sessions can be scheduled at your convenience. It is possible to begin within 24 hours following surgery; however, most people wait until they can comfortably drive themselves to appointments. It is perfectly fine to self-
The healing process after these types of procedure is several months to a year. If it has been over a month since your procedure, you can still get the smoothing benefits of lymphatic massage. If it has been over 6 months since your procedure and you are still feeling lumps and hardness you should contact your doctor to make sure you have not developed fibrosis or a seroma.
Post Surgical Lymphatic Massage
Lymphatic Drainage is a therapeutic procedure designed specifically to relieve pain and reduce inflammation. Any person that has a surgical procedure will experience great levels of inflammation as a side-
A number of clients have found mld treatments helpful in recovering after liposuction, breast enhancement, and other kinds of surgery where the lymphatic system had been damaged. “Some plastic surgeons in France and the United States will not do elective surgery without a regime of lymphatic drainage before and after surgery” …..the results of healing are so much greater.
Fibrosis is the name given to those little balls and lumps that you feel forming under your skin about one to two weeks after a surgical procedure. These massages allow for better circulation of the blood, and reduces edema, and improves the texture of skin to ensure a better healing process. The purpose of these massages is to eliminate liquid that tends to accumulate and harden forming into a fibrosis.
When lymph drainage is sluggish or impaired, the waste and toxins that should be eliminated can be stored in our fat. There they stay, causing symptoms from stiffness and puffiness to skin irritation, fatigue, severe swelling, physical pain, and weight gain. Mild and severe symptoms can be relieved with lymphatic drainage.
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