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What is Lymphatic Drainage?
Manual Lymphatic Drainage
Manual Lymph Drainage is a gentle technique that stimulates the lymphatic system and promotes detoxification of the entire body. MLD is the first effective tool to decongest stagnant lymph that is causing swelling to any areas specially if that area has/have lymph nodes removed or been damaged through surgeries or medical conditions.
MLD reduces fluid retention, accelerates healing of burns, regeneration of tissue, and helps to minimize scarring. Lymph drainage is an excellent treatment before and after surgery. Treating Lymphedema with manual lymph drainage is specific to each individual. When the lymphatic system has been compromised as a result of surgery or radiation, the lymphatic fluid may lack the capacity for transporting fluids through that area. Stagnation can cause a buildup of proteins which leads to swelling.
MLD influences reabsorption and the flow of lymphatic fluid encouraging the lymph to regain a healthy path. The lymphatic system is a complex network made up of lymph vessels, capillaries, lymph nodes, lymph organs and lymph tissues that defend the body against infection. When fighting Lyme disease and other tick-borne illnesses, the lymphatic system can become exhausted trying to filter out the bacteria and neurotoxins that dying spirochetes release. A sluggish lymphatic system can give rise to the experience of even more intense symptoms of Lyme disease. Lymphatic Drainage Massage detoxifies the body by moving stagnant fluids, filtering out bacteria and foreign debris. It also regenerates tissue, reduces inflammation and helps strengthen and maintain a healthy immune system. PREPARE FOR YOUR SESSION Drink plenty of water or fresh natural juice two to four days before the sessions. Eat light at least on the day of the initial session and avoid heavy, highly processed and greasy foods. This will allow your system to clear things out a little easier. There’s a chance that you could feel tired afterwards as your body detoxes and if you have the room to buffer your appointment at the end you might want to give yourself some extra time to settle in.
Self-Care Your clothing should be loose and not restrictive Check for red marks on your skin when you remove your clothes at the end of the day. If there are, loosen up! Activate your muscles with regular exercise and stretching Practice deep, diaphragmatic breathing. See your belly rise and fall as your body absorbs fresh, energizing oxygen Get in water.
Compression from the water is one of the best ways to move lymph Individuals with Lymphedema should avoid hot temperatures and follow the advice from your doctor Learn Manual Lymph Drainage and Self Care Techniques from your Therapist important of all: Maintain your edema or lymphedema with MLD session because Manual Lymphatic Drainage is the most effective and basic tool to decongest lymphedema or edema
Post Op Care
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Post Op Care Essentials
Post Op Care Essentials
Congratulations!
You have just had plastic surgery to improve your appearance. Isn’t it frustrating that before you can begin to enjoy your new face or body, you must spend days or weeks feeling swollen and bruised? First, let me introduce the seven key components to healing from plastic surgery. Addressing each of these components boosts the chances of healing fully from surgery.
Post Op Care Essentials
Post Op Care Essentials
Post Op Care Essentials
- Follow Doctor’s Orders
- Reduce Swelling
- Reduce Bruising
- Reduce Scars and Fibrosis
- Support Wound Healing
- Get Back on Your Feet
- Feel Healthy Inside and Out
Ways to reduce Swelling
Post Op Care Essentials
What do I need to reduce Swelling?
Ways to reduce swelling, including:
- Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) massage
- Exercise and joint movement
- Diaphragmatic (belly) breathing
- External compression
- Kinesiology Taping
- Vibration
- Cooling treatments that reduce blood flow through vasoconstriction ( ask your Doctor if it is ok to apply cooling treatments to numb areas)
What do I need to reduce Swelling?
How many lymphatic Massage should I get?
What do I need to reduce Swelling?
- Plenty of Manual Lymphatic Massage ( 2-3/week for 4-5 weeks or more until swelling subsides.
- Lipo belt and lipo foam
- Faja ( good compression 13 hours a day
- light exercise ( ask your surgeon when you can physical activities)
- Water (hydrate yourself) 100 gal/day or half of your weight in Oz of water. (ex. if you weight 150 lbs., you should be drinking 75 oz of water everyday)
How many lymphatic Massage should I get?
How many lymphatic Massage should I get?
How many lymphatic Massage should I get?
Each one of us are unique and heals differently.
The golden rule at Lunas Masahe is 1/day for the first 6 days then 2-3 sessions per week for 4-5 weeks.
Lipo procedure = 10 pk minimum
Tummy Tuck= 15 pk complete bundle (recommended)
360 mommies make over procedure + BBL = 15 complete bundle ( recommended)
Post Op Care Package Available
How many lymphatic Massage should I get?
How many lymphatic Massage should I get?
- Regular Bundle
- 10 Manual Lymphatic Sessions
- 15 Manual Lymphatic Sessions
- 20 Manual Lymphatic Sessions
- Complete Bundle Pack
(FREE LIPO FOAM)
- 10 MLD with add-ons
- 15 MLD with add-ons
- 20 MLD with add-ons
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Consultation is required for Post Op Care, Body Contouring, CDT for Lymphedema Or any Lymphatic Pks
We love our customers and your safety is our priority. To provide you the safest treatment you deserved, we need to get to know you. We require a consultation to see if you are the best candidate for the program.
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