Manual Lymphatic Drainage for Post-Surgical Recovery
Gentle recovery-focused treatment designed to support swelling reduction, lymphatic flow and healing after cosmetic surgery.
LONDON, NW8
Your recovery
Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) is a specialised gentle massage technique designed to encourage the movement of lymphatic fluid throughout the body.
Following cosmetic surgery, the lymphatic system can become overwhelmed, leading to swelling, fluid retention, tightness and discomfort.
Treatment focuses on supporting the body’s natural drainage pathways while helping clients feel more comfortable throughout recovery.
Benefits of Manual Lymphatic Drainage
- Helps reduce swelling and puffiness
- Encourages lymphatic circulation
- Supports post-operative healing.
- Helps improve comfort during recovery
- Assists with fluid retention
- Promotes relaxation and wellbeing
- Can help reduce feelings of tightness and heaviness
Most popular recovery procedures
- Liposuction
- Tummy tuck
- Breast surgery recovery
- Face lift
- Rhinolasty
What to expect during treatment
Treatments are performed using slow, gentle and rhythmic movements tailored to your stage of recovery and comfort level.
Sessions are adapted depending on swelling, sensitivity and the type of cosmetic procedure performed.
FAQ
When should I start Manual Lymphatic Drainage after surgery? – This can vary depending on the procedure and your surgeon’s recommendations. I advise my clients to begin treatment within the first few days after surgery. And in my experience, those who start early recover quicker with less stress and anxiety.
Does Manual Lymphatic Drainage hurt? – Treatment is typically gentle and should not feel aggressive. Areas affected by surgery may feel tender or sensitive during early recovery, but treatments are adapted acording to comfort level.
How many sessions will I need? – Recommendations vary depending on the procedure performed, the level of swelling and how the body responds during healing. As a guide, average of 7 when treating large areas.
Get in touch to discuss your case and needs …
