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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about MANUAL LYMPHATIC BODY TREATMENT.
Yes. We customize pressure and techniques for newcomers, explaining sensations and comfort levels. Some areas may feel tender; your first dry brush is complimentary. Bring it to future appointments to avoid replacement charges.
Sessions typically range from 45 to 90 minutes depending on treatment focus and client needs. Shorter sessions focus on areas of concern; longer sessions offer full-body dry brushing, vibration therapy, and comprehensive lymphatic techniques for deeper circulation support.
Certain conditions like active infection, blood clots, uncontrolled heart disease, recent surgery, or acute inflammation may prevent treatment. Always disclose medical history and medications during booking so clinicians can assess safety and suggest alternatives or physician clearance when needed.
Most clients experience gentle pressure and rhythmic movements; however, areas with built-up tension can feel tender. Therapists adjust intensity for comfort and communicate throughout. Tenderness is a common sign of release and usually subsides after treatment or with light aftercare.
Many clients benefit from an initial series of weekly treatments for three to six weeks, then maintenance every 4–6 weeks. Frequency depends on goals, medical history, and response. Your clinician will create a personalized plan during consultation.
Yes. Drink plenty of water to support lymphatic flushing, avoid heavy exercise or hot baths for 24 hours if tender, and apply gentle stretching or self-massage as recommended. Bring your complimentary dry brush to maintain continuity and avoid replacement fees.