Service Description

The postoperative period is one of the most crucial phases in aesthetic plastic surgery. During the first 3 to 4 weeks of recovery, manual lymphatic massage should be performed 2 to 3 times per week by a certified lymphedema therapist or a licensed massage therapist. The desired outcomes are attained through postoperative care. Postoperatively lowering lymphostasis quickly may enhance initial outcomes and avoid late sequelae. After plastic surgery, lymphatic drainage may aid in recuperation, blood circulation, pain reduction, and healing in addition to battling this fluid buildup, Fibrosis, an inflammatory process that causes hardening of the skin, is a common concern for those recovering from plastic surgery. This therapy is to aid the body in effectively getting rid of toxin and inflammation, therefore reducing the chances of developing fibrosis.  ​ This Therapy involve gentle pressure and movements and techniques to stimulate lymph flow throughout the body thus achieving results stated above, facilitating recovery and healing. There is not body wrap or sauna in this treatment as the body is fragile during post-op recovery stage.