- what is a Lymphatic Drainage Massage?
- what does a lymphatic massage treat?
- What Can I Expect after Lymphatic Drainage Massage?
- What Are the Benefits of Lymphatic Drainage Massages?
- Lymphatic Drainage Massage Reviews
- how is a lymphatic drainage massage performed?
- Lymphatic Drainage Massage in Boston: Frequently Asked Questions
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what is a Lymphatic Drainage Massage?
A lymphatic drainage massage is a post-surgical treatment that helps to relieve swelling and discomfort following a surgical procedure. The process of lymphatic drainage releases toxins and expedites healing. At DeRosa Center Facial Plastic Surgery & Med Spa in Boston, MA, our plastic surgeon and aesthetic nurses often recommend lymphatic massage to stimulate your lymphatic system into increasing blood flow and reducing tissue inflammation. After cosmetic or plastic surgery, our team can offer a lymphatic massage as a part of your treatment plan so that you can feel better and recover more quickly.
what does a lymphatic massage treat?
Ideal candidates for a lymphatic drainage massage are those who have recently suffered from an illness or an invasive aesthetic procedure that has or could potentially cause pain or swelling. Our team recommends a lymphatic massage to any of our patients who will be undergoing a minimally invasive or surgical procedure, and who could benefit from a release of toxins and a decrease of swelling or discomfort.
What Can I Expect after Lymphatic Drainage Massage?
After a lymphatic drainage massage at DeRosa Center Facial Plastic Surgery & Med Spa in Boston, MA, you may experience a sense of relaxation, lightness, and improved circulation. It's common to notice increased urination or a slight change in your bowel movements as your body processes and eliminates toxins more efficiently. Mild fatigue or thirst is also normal, so staying hydrated and resting as needed is recommended. While many clients feel immediate benefits like reduced swelling and improved skin tone, full results often become more apparent after a series of treatments. Our team is here to guide you on post-massage care to maximize your outcomes.
What Are the Benefits of Lymphatic Drainage Massages?
Lymphatic drainage massage is a therapeutic treatment that is especially beneficial after surgery to enhance recovery and improve overall well-being. At DeRosa Center Facial Plastic Surgery & Med Spa in Boston, MA, this gentle massage technique is used to stimulate the lymphatic system, helping to speed up the removal of waste and reduce swelling. Key benefits of lymphatic drainage massage include:
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Reduction of swelling
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Accelerated healing
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Pain relief
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Promotes relaxation and stress relief
Lymphatic Drainage Massage Reviews
I recently visited the Boston location and was greeted with kind staff and a welcoming environment. I do my research and I'm realistic about what to expect. The consult was great, educational, factual and provided everything I needed to know to make my decision. I was able to schedule my treatment that following Monday and was pleased with the process from beginning to end. Ida is a true professional in the sense that it made my treatments feel pain free. Thank you again for everything and excited in continuing to come for other treatments.
I recently visited the Boston location and was greeted with kind staff and a welcoming environment. I do my research and I'm realistic about what to expect. The consult was great, educational, factual and provided everything I needed to know to make my decision. I was able to schedule my treatment that following Monday and was pleased with the process from beginning to end. Ida is a true professional in the sense that it made my treatments feel pain free. Thank you again for everything and excited in continuing to come for other treatments.
Amazing staff and service . Highly recommended and exceeded expecations
Exceptional experience!
I have been a patient of Dr. DeRosa for many years. Best decision I ever made. This practice is one of a kind. The front team is professional and helpful. I participate in their reward program and the front end team makes sure I don’t miss any earned incentives. The nurses are spectacular, knowledgeable well trained professionals love having peels and Botox with them. I highly recommend Dr. DeRosa and her team. They are also all happy and like their jobs.
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how is a lymphatic drainage massage performed?
Your massage may take place immediately following your surgical procedure while you rest and recover. For follow-up or additional massages, you will lie down in one of our private treatment rooms for about an hour during your treatment. Using light pressure and professional techniques, a member of our team will carry out your massage while you inhale and exhale deeply. Using gentle but moderate pressure, we will engage your diaphragm muscles. Depending on the type of cosmetic surgery you recently had, we will instruct you on how best to relax and position your body during treatment. The massage may include parts of your neck, abdomen, legs, and back.
Lymphatic Drainage Massage in Boston: Frequently Asked Questions
Will this massage hurt?
The lymphatic massage is meant to relieve pain, reduce discomfort, and help you relax. If you feel uncomfortable during the massage, please speak candidly with our team.
How often can I have this type of massage?
Following your procedure, one of our plastic surgeons will discuss how frequently you should schedule lymphatic massages to expedite your healing and promote comfort.
How will I feel after my massage?
Many patients feel very relaxed after a massage and some fall asleep during them. As the toxins from your body begin to release after your massage, we recommend drinking ample amounts of water to prevent nausea.
heal faster, feel better
At DeRosa Clinic Facial Aesthetics in Boston, MA, we hope to help you feel as good as you look following an aesthetic surgery or procedure. To pair a lymphatic massage with an aesthetic procedure or to schedule one as a standalone treatment, contact us today to get on the books.