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Revive Soothe offers advanced manual lymph drainage (lymphatic massage) as part of our unique programs to accelerate recovery and enhance wellness. Using gentle, targeted techniques, it reduces swelling, bruising, and pain while promoting detoxification. Whether for post-surgery healing (plastic surgery, breast cancer recovery) or general wellness, our personalized sessions at Revive Soothe improve circulation and ease discomfort, helping you heal faster.
STIMULATE LYMPHATIC FLOW WITH HANDS-ON TECHNIQUES
Our specialized advanced manual lymph drainage is designed to accelerate your recovery after surgery or wellness purposes. Through gentle and targeted techniques, effectively reduce swelling, bruising, and pain while promoting lymphatic drainage to eliminate toxins from your body. Whether you've undergone plastic surgery, breast cancer surgery, or wellness purposes, our advanced manual lymph drainage can help improve circulation and ease discomfort, allowing you to heal faster. At Revive Soothe, we personalize each session to cater to your unique needs, ensuring that you receive the support you need during your recovery process.
MANUAL LYMPH DRAINAGE HELP WITH...
Bruising and Swelling
Post-operative inflammation
Prevent skin fibrosis after surgery
Uneven skin tone and scars
Circulation and tissue repair
Muscle soreness and tension
Post-operative discomfort
HOW DOES MANUAL LYMPH DRAINAGE SUPORT WELLNESS OR RECOVERY?
Manual lymphatic drainage (MLD) supports both wellness and post-surgery recovery by using gentle, rhythmic techniques to stimulate the lymphatic system, promoting fluid movement and detoxification. By encouraging the natural flow of lymph, MLD helps remove excess fluids, reduce puffiness, and enhance circulation, leaving the body feeling lighter and more balanced. This technique also supports immune function, helping the body maintain overall well-being by efficiently flushing out toxins and waste. Additionally, MLD promotes relaxation by reducing tension and calming the nervous system, contributing to stress relief and improved energy levels.
For post-surgery recovery, MLD plays a crucial role in minimizing swelling, reducing fluid buildup, and supporting tissue healing. By encouraging gentle drainage, it helps relieve discomfort associated with post-procedure inflammation while promoting a smoother skin texture and reducing the risk of irregularities. MLD also aids in softening tight areas, preventing excessive stiffness, and supporting a more comfortable recovery process. By improving circulation and enhancing the body's natural detoxification process, manual lymphatic drainage contributes to a balanced, refreshed, and revitalized feeling, making recovery smoother and more comfortable.
BENEFITS OF MANUAL LYMPH DRAINAGE:
Enhances lymphatic drainage to speed up recovery
Reduces post-op bruising and pain
Reduces swelling and water retention
Helps reduce scarring and skin fibrosis
Assists in eliminating fat and toxins
Boosts natural healing
Enhances surgical outcomes
This is video from annualreviews.org. You can see the lymph fluid (white color) moving through the lymphatic vessels of the ankle as MLD is performed.
MANUAL LYMPH DRAINAGE FAQs
It is possible to begin within 48-72 hours after physician follow-up appointments. It has been over a month since I had my procedure. Is it too late to begin? No. The healing process after these types of procedures is several months. If it has been over a month since your procedure you can still get the soothing benefits.
Frequency for manual lymph drainage?
Your manual lymph drainage frequency is dependent on your recovery plan. Generally, clients receive a series of sessions 2-3 times per week within the first few weeks following surgery. As your healing progresses, your frequency may decrease to weekly or bi-weekly sessions. Your therapist will create a plan tailored to your recovery process. 1-2 times a month manual lymph drainage for wellness purposes.
Can I expect instant results?
Clients may experience reduced swelling and discomfort after a single session, but the full benefits of manual lymph drainage become more apparent with multiple sessions. Over time, you will notice improved healing, decreased pain, and enhanced appearance.
Manual lymph drainage contraindications?
Acute inflammation, malignant tumors, thrombosis, severe cardiac conditions, active infections, including systemic infections and fever, kidney failure, pregnancy complications, especially in the first trimester or high-risk cases. Always check with your doctor before the service.