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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Total Body Renewal Lymph - 120 Minutes.
During this two-hour session you’ll receive full-body lymphatic drainage, abdominal massage, and targeted facial work. Techniques are slow and rhythmic; you may feel light pressure, warmth, and deep relaxation as lymph flow improves and toxins are mobilized.
The treatment is safe for most healthy adults, but not appropriate for acute infections, uncontrolled heart conditions, blood clots, or active cancer without medical clearance. Always disclose medications and medical history so therapists can adapt or decline treatment appropriately.
Hydrate well the day of your appointment, eat a light meal beforehand, and avoid heavy alcohol or intense exercise. Wear loose, comfortable clothing. Arrive a few minutes early to discuss goals and any health concerns with your therapist.
Most clients benefit from an initial series of weekly sessions for three to six weeks, then monthly maintenance. Frequency depends on goals, chronic symptoms, and response; your therapist will create a personalized plan based on progress and health status.
Temporary side effects can include mild fatigue, headache, light soreness, or increased urination as toxins are mobilized. These usually resolve within 24–48 hours. Rest, hydration, and gentle movement help; contact us if symptoms are severe or persist.
Massage therapy is usually considered elective and is not covered by most insurance plans. Some HSA/FSA accounts or specific medical referrals may provide reimbursement; check your policy. We can supply a detailed receipt and treatment codes upon request.