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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Advanced Post-Op Face & Neck Recovery.
We begin once your surgeon clears you—often within 48–72 hours to one week post-op depending on procedure and incisions. Our team coordinates with your surgeon to ensure timing is safe while maximizing early lymphatic drainage and inflammation control.
No, treatments are non-invasive and well tolerated. Patients usually report gentle pressure, warmth, or light pulsations. We customize intensity to comfort and surgical sensitivity; immediate post-op sessions prioritize low pressure, gradually increasing as healing permits for safe, effective results.
Treatment plans vary by surgery type and individual healing. Most clients benefit from 4–8 sessions over 2–6 weeks, with earlier sessions focused on drainage and later sessions on remodeling. Your clinician will create a personalized schedule during consultation.
Yes—our protocols integrate safely with prescribed topical care, manual lymphatic drainage, and select non-invasive modalities. We collaborate with your surgeon and follow medical restrictions to schedule complementary therapies that enhance healing while avoiding interventions that could disrupt surgical sites.
Side effects are typically mild and temporary—light redness, tenderness, or increased drainage for 24–48 hours. Rare bruising or sensitivity can occur. We screen for contraindications and adjust protocols; contact your surgeon if unusual pain, fever, or wound concerns appear.
When performed as part of a coordinated post-operative plan, this treatment supports optimal surgical outcomes by reducing swelling, bruising, and fibrosis, improving contour and skin quality. It complements the surgeon’s work but does not change the surgical technique or primary result.