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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Advanced Post-Op Face & Neck Recovery.
Begin after your surgeon clears you, usually 48–72 hours post-op for many procedures. We evaluate healing and incision status before the first 40-minute session and design a tailored, medically aligned recovery plan to support safe lymphatic drainage and swelling control.
No. Treatments are 100% pain-free using gentle, ACOLS-certified lymphatic techniques. We avoid oils, wood therapy, and painful tools; most clients experience soothing pressure, reduced tightness, and measurable swelling improvement during or after sessions.
You’ll often notice immediate reduction in swelling and improved comfort after one session, but benefits accumulate with multiple treatments. A short course of 3–6 sessions is typical; maintenance frequency varies by procedure and individual healing needs.
No—when performed correctly these treatments protect incision sites. Our therapists are trained to avoid direct pressure on fresh incisions and follow ACOLS protocols ensuring techniques are gentle, non-invasive, and compliant with surgical aftercare.
Recommended sessions depend on procedure and swelling severity; most clients start with 3–6 forty-minute treatments within the first few weeks. Your therapist will create a personalized schedule and coordinate with your surgeon for optimal timing.
Side effects are rare and usually mild—temporary increased drainage, light tenderness, or brief skin sensitivity. We screen for contraindications like infection or uncontrolled conditions. If you notice unusual pain, redness, or fever, stop treatment and contact your surgeon immediately.