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Service Description

Post-Surgery MLD (Manual Lymphatic Drainage) Massage Benefits After surgery, the lymphatic system can become sluggish due to swelling, trauma, and fluid buildup. MLD is a very gentle technique designed to support natural healing and reduce post-operative discomfort. Key benefits: * Reduces post-surgery swelling (oedema) * Helps decrease bruising faster * Supports faster tissue healing and recovery * Improves comfort and tightness in treated areas * Encourages natural lymph flow and detoxification * May help reduce risk of fluid build-up (seroma support) * Promotes relaxation and reduces post-op tension Recommended session plan: * Initial phase: 2–3 sessions per week (first 2 weeks after clearance) * Recovery phase: 1–2 sessions per week (weeks 3–6) * Maintenance: once weekly or as needed depending on swelling and healing progress (Always follow surgeon’s approval before starting post-surgery massage.) Important technique explanation: Even when treatment focuses on one surgical area, lymphatic drainage is never only local. We also work on nearby lymph nodes and surrounding pathways to help the fluid move efficiently. For example, if the abdomen or thighs are treated, we also gently stimulate areas like: * Neck (terminus points) * Underarms * Groin area * Surrounding limbs or adjacent tissue zones This is essential because lymph fluid must have a clear pathway to drain out of the treated area. Working only on the swollen spot would not be effective—instead, we “open the route first,” then guide the fluid safely through the body’s natural drainage system. This approach helps the body clear swelling more efficiently and supports smoother, more comfortable recovery.