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Lymphatic Massage Post Op

 Inflammation, Fibrosis, Poor Circulation, Muscle Tension, Fluid Retention,  Lymphedem, Liposuction Post Op & More

What is a Lymphatic Massage Post Surgery?

A working lymphatic system is essential to the body’s ability to regenerate tissues, drain fluids, filter out foreign substances and toxins, detoxify, and maintain a healthy immune system. The lymphatic system is complex and made up mostly of nodes and lymph vessels working together to achieve these aims. The lymph itself carries fatty acids, hormone cells, immune cells, proteins, and toxins to be processed by the lymph nodes. When the body is under stress, fatigued, experiencing infections, fighting a disease process, or, in certain cases recovering from surgery, the process may be slowed down.

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Lymphatic drainage massage benefits include enhanced quality of the skin, particularly in the face. Skin looks more youthful and alive when its cells are bathed in fluid, as when the lymph is flowing. That puffiness you might experience beneath your eyes after a hard night or a long cry? It’s lymphatic drainage that solves these kinds of problems. For all of these reasons, lymphatic drainage massage can be very important for those who need it.

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Areas that can benefit from lymphatic massage:

  • Inflammation

  • Fibrosis 

  • Edema

  • Poor Circulation

  • Pain

  • Muscle Tension

  • FluidRetention

  • Lymphedema

  • Liposuction Post Op 

What Are The Benefits of
Lymphatic Massage Post Surgery?

The lymph system is the body’s natural cleansing mechanism, ridding our cells of toxic fluids. Without a functional lymphatic system, the body swells and aches, and we feel sluggish and even sick. Lymphatic drainage massage can help the lymphatic system flush these fluids, and jump start the cleansing process when the body has built up too much swelling. Below is a list of benefits for getting a Lymphatic Massage Drainage Post Surgery procedure:

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  • Removes metabolic waste, excess water, toxins, bacteria, large protein molecules and foreign substances from the tissues.

  • Through its gentle rhythmical precise hand movements, alleviates pain by greatly reducing the pain signals sent to the brain.

  • Relaxes the sympathetic nervous system, thus helping to relieve stress.

  • Supports and enhances the action of the immune system.

  • Helps the body to heal more quickly from surgical trauma.

  • Helps to minimize scar formation.

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