Accelerate Healing with Recover - Plastic Surgery Lymphatic Drainage
Targeted post-operative lymphatic drainage using gentle, directional strokes to reduce swelling, prevent fibrosis, and support tissue repair.
Recover - Plastic Surgery Lymphatic Services
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Choose post-op lymphatic drainage sessions tailored to your surgical recovery needs.
Recover - Plastic Surgery Lymphatic Drainage
$220.00Specialized post-operative lymphatic drainage using gentle, rhythmic, directional strokes along lymphatic pathways to move interstitial fluid, reduce edema, and remove metabolic waste. Helps minimize inflammation, prevent fibrosis, and support tissue repair after plastic surgery. Targeted recovery.
Recover - Plastic Surgery Lymphatic Drainage
$160.00Specialized post-operative lymphatic drainage using gentle, rhythmic, directional strokes along lymphatic pathways to move interstitial fluid, reduce edema, and remove metabolic waste. Helps minimize inflammation, prevent fibrosis, and support tissue repair after plastic surgery. Targeted recovery.
Why Choose Our Lymphatic Care
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Clinically-informed techniques delivered by licensed therapists to optimize post-surgical healing.
Gentle Directional Strokes
Manual techniques focus on lymph flow toward drainage points, decreasing swelling and promoting faster, more comfortable recovery.
Reduce Swelling Quickly
Early sessions help minimize postoperative edema, improving range of motion and accelerating return to normal activities.
Prevent Fibrosis Formation
Targeted work limits scar tissue development and adhesions, preserving surgical contour and soft tissue mobility.
Personalized Recovery Plans
Therapists tailor treatment frequency and intensity to your procedure and healing progress for optimal results.
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Recover - Plastic Surgery Lymphatic FAQ
Answers to common questions about post-op lymphatic drainage and recovery expectations.
We typically begin sessions 48 to 72 hours after surgery once your surgeon approves. Early, gentle drainage reduces swelling and supports healing, but timing varies by procedure and individual factors. Always follow your surgeon's clearance and notify us of concerns before booking.
Frequency depends on your surgery and swelling severity; many clients start with two to three sessions during the first week, tapering to weekly or biweekly visits as swelling subsides and tissue softens. We create a personalized schedule with your surgeon's input.
No — sessions are intentionally gentle and light. You may feel mild pressure, warmth, or movement of fluids, but techniques avoid deep or painful manipulation. Tell your therapist about any sensitivity or discomfort so they can adjust pressure and approach accordingly.
Yes — certain conditions contraindicate lymphatic drainage, including active infections, untreated blood clots (DVT), uncontrolled cardiovascular issues, fever, or open wounds near the surgical site. Always get surgeon approval and disclose medical history so we can ensure safe, appropriate care.
You should notice reduced swelling and faster bruise resolution after a few sessions, plus improved tissue softness and contour over weeks. While individual results vary, consistent treatment lowers fibrosis risk and helps your surgical outcome heal more predictably and comfortably.
Coverage varies. Many lymphatic drainage sessions for aesthetic surgery are considered elective and are not covered, but some medical insurance may approve treatment when documented as medically necessary. We provide receipts, treatment notes, and CPT/diagnosis codes to support claims.