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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Deep Lymph Flow - 90 Minutes.
Deep Lymph Flow is generally safe when performed by trained therapists. We recommend surgeon clearance for recent procedures; therapists will modify pressure and timing based on healing stage to avoid complications while promoting drainage and recovery.
Many clients notice reduced swelling within 24 to 72 hours as fluids mobilize; some feel immediate lightness. Results vary by condition and severity. Continued sessions and hydration improve lasting benefit; your therapist will recommend an individualized plan.
Therapy is designed to be gentle; some pressure reaches deeper tissues but should not be painful. Communicate any discomfort immediately. We adjust technique and pace for your comfort while targeting congestion to ensure safe, effective drainage.
Avoid heavy meals and alcohol before your appointment, stay hydrated, and wear loose clothing. Bring post-surgery documentation if applicable. Plan to allow time for rest afterward; arrive ten minutes early for intake and therapist consultation.
Yes. Contraindications include active infection, untreated blood clots, congestive heart failure, and certain cancers. Always disclose medical history and medications. Our therapists screen clients and may require physician approval before providing Deep Lymph Flow.
Multiple sessions often provide cumulative improvement for chronic swelling. Frequency depends on diagnosis—often weekly initially, then tapering to maintenance. Your therapist will create a plan based on response, goals, and medical considerations.