Post-Op Lymphatic Massage & Recovery in Orlando, FL
Free Pre-Op Consultation
Planning surgery soon? Schedule a free pre-op consultation to learn what to expect and how to prepare your body for healing.
In this free session, we’ll discuss:
- Your past medical history
- The lymphatic system and how lymphatic drainage supports your recovery
- Why following your surgeon’s post-op instructions really matters
- Simple lifestyle tips to help you get the best possible results
Safe, gentle, and effective care to help your body heal beautifully after surgery
Recovering from surgery is a process — and proper lymphatic support makes all the difference.
Our post-operative therapy combines Manual Lymphatic Drainage, scar work, and structural techniques to reduce swelling, prevent fibrosis, and optimize your final results.
What We Offer
- Post-op lymphatic therapy as soon as 24 hours after surgery
- Home visits available depending on location
- Scar and fibrosis treatment (2–3+ months post-op)
- Combination sessions (MLD + structural work)
- Recommended protocol: 10–15 sessions (varies by surgery, healing, and health)
Surgeries Supported
Liposuction, Tummy Tuck (Abdominoplasty), Mommy Make Over, Breast Surgeries (implant, lift, reduction), BBL.
Benefits & Why It Matters
- Reduce swelling, bruising, fluid retention
- Speed up healing
- Lower infection risk & improve immune response
- Limit scar formation & fibrosis
- Enhance final aesthetic outcome
Timeline & Sample Protocol
Week 1–3: Gentle MLD, fluid drainage, edema control
Week 4–8: MLD, scar work, fibrosis breakdown
Month 3+: Maintenance, contouring, sculpting
Credentials
Registered Nurse, Licensed Massage Therapist,
Certified Holistic MLD Practitioner,
Advanced MLD- Management of Post Plastic Surgery Procedures, ACOLS.
Post Op Progress Photos
Package Discounts
Understanding the Lymphatic System
Lymphatic System Brief Overview
What the lymphatic system is, where it is in the body, and how it helps our bodies get rid of toxins, waste and other unwanted materials including infections and cancer cells.
by Cancer Research UK