Lymphatic Drainage Physical Therapy
Reduce swelling, minimize pain, and improve healing after surgery
Reduce swelling, minimize pain, and improve healing after surgery
We can help your body recover faster
Experiencing discomfort and swelling: Wondering how long it will last and if it’s normal
Comfortably managing swelling: With a noticeable reduction in swelling and soreness, allowing for smoother movement.
Unsure how to move comfortably: Facing stiffness and limitations when trying to move or do simple activities.
Moving freely and confidently: Regaining the range of motion and flexibility needed for daily activity and beyond.
Anxious about the healing process: Concerned about signs of recovery, worried about possible complications.
Feeling reassured in your healing journey: Understanding what to expect at each stage and feeling at ease with your progress.
Feeling isolated in recovery: Missing out on activities and social interactions, eager to get back to life.
Returning to activities you enjoy: Safely reintegrating into social and physical activities, boosting your mood and confidence.
Wanting to stay active, but uncertain how: Unsure about safe exercise and hesitant to start without guidance.
Embracing an active lifestyle: Knowing which exercises are safe and beneficial, building strength gradually and safely.
Experiencing discomfort and swelling: Wondering how long it will last and if it’s normal
Unsure how to move comfortably: Facing stiffness and limitations when trying to move or do simple activities.
Anxious about the healing process: Concerned about signs of recovery, worried about possible complications.
Feeling isolated in recovery: Missing out on activities and social interactions, eager to get back to life.
Wanting to stay active, but uncertain how: Unsure about safe exercise and hesitant to start without guidance.
Comfortably managing swelling: With a noticeable reduction in swelling and soreness, allowing for smoother movement.
Moving freely and confidently: Regaining the range of motion and flexibility needed for daily activity and beyond.
Feeling reassured in your healing journey: Understanding what to expect at each stage and feeling at ease with your progress.
Returning to activities you enjoy: Safely reintegrating into social and physical activities, boosting your mood and confidence.
Embracing an active lifestyle: Knowing which exercises are safe and beneficial, building strength gradually and safely.
TESTIMONIALS
TESTIMONIALS
Following my tummy tuck and breast lift, I was worried about recovery and scarring. The lymphatic drainage therapy was nothing short of miraculous. The swelling went down faster than I expected, and my therapist taught me techniques to continue healing at home. My scars are healing beautifully, and I feel more comfortable in my own skin. This wasn’t just a treatment – it was a crucial part of my body’s recovery process.
As a breast cancer survivor who underwent reconstruction, I was nervous about my recovery. The lymphatic drainage physical therapy was gentle, precise, and incredibly effective. My therapist understood exactly what my body needed. The sessions reduced my post-surgical swelling, minimized discomfort, and helped me regain my mobility. It was more than just a therapy – it was a healing journey that restored my hope and confidence.
After my extensive liposuction procedure, I was worried about uneven healing and prolonged swelling. The lymphatic therapy was so relaxing. My therapist created a personalized treatment plan that dramatically reduced my recovery time. The sessions were not only therapeutic but also educational – I learned how to support my body’s healing process. My results look natural, and I feel amazing!
Easily schedule a phone call to make sure we are a good fit for you or book an appointment directly online with a lymphatic-trained Physical Therapist. Come in for your comprehensive in-person evaluation to quickly resolve your surgery-related swelling.
Learn tools and strategies to address your pain, swelling, and discomfort in movement. Lymphatic care will help flush your system and speed up your recovery.
What makes us different is that we work closely with your surgeon’s protocols and are trained experts in managing the musculoskeletal system, including optimizing scars and movement safely through your recovery.
Almost certainly, yes! We specialize in treating…
Mommy Makeover
Breast Cancer
Tummy Tuck
Abdominal Surgery
Brazilian Butt Lift
Pelvic Surgery
Liposuction
Breast Augmentation
C-Section
Lymph Node Removal
Leg Swelling
Postpartum Swelling
If your recovery is causing worries like …
… then you should know we want to empower your recovery
Lymphatic drainage physical therapy is a gentle type of massage treatment that helps your body get rid of extra fluid and swelling. It helps your lymphatic system, which is like your body’s cleaning system, work better. This technique is particularly beneficial for individuals recovering from surgery or managing conditions like lymphedema.
After surgery, your body may experience swelling, bruising, and fluid retention as part of the healing process. Lymphatic drainage helps reduce inflammation, accelerate recovery, and minimize discomfort by clearing excess fluids and improving the flow of lymph, which carries waste and toxins away from tissues.
You can typically begin lymphatic drainage within 24-48 hours after surgery, depending on your surgeon’s recommendations. Starting early helps control swelling and supports a smoother recovery process.
The number of sessions varies depending on the type of surgery, your body’s response to treatment, and your overall goals. On average, clients may benefit from 4-10 sessions, but your physical therapist will develop a customized plan based on your needs.
Most clients notice a reduction in swelling and an improvement in comfort within 1-3 sessions. Consistent treatments lead to optimal results, especially when combined with post-surgical care instructions.
Physical therapists have advanced training in how the body works, especially after surgery. They can customize your lymphatic drainage therapy to fit your specific needs, check your progress, and handle any issues that come up. In many cases, your physical therapist has a direct line to your surgeon and can quickly share any concerns with your doctor if needed. They can also help you create a safe plan to get back to exercising as you recover. This means you get safe, complete care every step of the way.
Please book your free phone consultation here OR call 210-468-7398
NO! Texas is now a limited direct-access state for physical therapy. This means you no longer need a referral to get started with pelvic floor therapy! This saves you valuable time and money, as well as avoids unnecessary diagnostic testing and medications. The sooner you receive treatment for an injury or dysfunction, the faster you will get well! After we complete your initial evaluation, we will handle requesting a referral from your provider if you need one.
Wear loose, comfortable clothing that allows easy access to the areas being treated. Depending on the surgery site, you may be asked to wear a tank top, shorts, or similar garments. Your physical therapist will provide specific guidance.
No, lymphatic drainage is a gentle, painless technique. It uses light, rhythmic movements to encourage lymph flow and reduce swelling without causing discomfort. Clients often describe it as soothing and relaxing.
Lymphatic drainage physical therapy is a gentle type of massage treatment that helps your body get rid of extra fluid and swelling. It helps your lymphatic system, which is like your body’s cleaning system, work better. This technique is particularly beneficial for individuals recovering from surgery or managing conditions like lymphedema..
After surgery, your body may experience swelling, bruising, and fluid retention as part of the healing process. Lymphatic drainage helps reduce inflammation, accelerate recovery, and minimize discomfort by clearing excess fluids and improving the flow of lymph, which carries waste and toxins away from tissues.
You can typically begin lymphatic drainage within 24-48 hours after surgery, depending on your surgeon’s recommendations. Starting early helps control swelling and supports a smoother recovery process.
The number of sessions varies depending on the type of surgery, your body’s response to treatment, and your overall goals. On average, clients may benefit from 4-10 sessions, but your physical therapist will develop a customized plan based on your needs.
Most clients notice a reduction in swelling and an improvement in comfort within 1-3 sessions. Consistent treatments lead to optimal results, especially when combined with post-surgical care instructions.
Physical therapists have advanced training in how the body works, especially after surgery. They can customize your lymphatic drainage therapy to fit your specific needs, check your progress, and handle any issues that come up. In many cases, your physical therapist has a direct line to your surgeon and can quickly share any concerns with your doctor if needed. They can also help you create a safe plan to get back to exercising as you recover. This means you get safe, complete care every step of the way.
Please book your free phone consultation here OR call 210-468-7398
NO! Texas is now a limited direct-access state for physical therapy. This means you no longer need a referral to get started with pelvic floor therapy! This saves you valuable time and money, as well as avoids unnecessary diagnostic testing and medications. The sooner you receive treatment for an injury or dysfunction, the faster you will get well! After we complete your initial evaluation, we will handle requesting a referral from your provider if you need one.
Wear loose, comfortable clothing that allows easy access to the areas being treated. Depending on the surgery site, you may be asked to wear a tank top, shorts, or similar garments. Your physical therapist will provide specific guidance.
No, lymphatic drainage is a gentle, painless technique. It uses light, rhythmic movements to encourage lymph flow and reduce swelling without causing discomfort. Clients often describe it as soothing and relaxing.