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Single specialized service combining manual lymphatic massage with Medwave 180 light therapy.
This treatment combines a 60-minute lymphatic massage with Medwave 180 light therapy. The pairing supports circulation and is especially good for post-surgical care. The result is reduced swelling and a lighter, refreshed feeling. (Pricing $350, or $250 with Mercedes-Benz $100 gift credit.)
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Expert care blending hands-on therapy and advanced Medwave light support for recovery.
Reduces swelling and bruising after surgery by promoting lymph flow, speeding healing and easing discomfort.
Stimulates circulation, helps remove metabolic waste, and supports immune response for improved overall wellness and energy.
Non-invasive light treatment complements massage by reducing inflammation, accelerating tissue repair, and enhancing lymphatic drainage.
Tailored sessions adjusted to your surgery timeline and recovery goals, maximizing comfort and long-term results.
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Answers to frequent questions about lymphatic massage and Medwave 180 therapy.
We typically recommend starting lymphatic massage once your surgeon clears you, often between 48 hours and two weeks post-op depending on the procedure. Our therapists coordinate with medical guidance to ensure safe timing and a gentle approach to reduce swelling and promote healing.
Sessions combine manual lymphatic drainage techniques with a Medwave 180 light therapy application. Therapists use gentle, rhythmic strokes to move lymph and then apply targeted light to reduce inflammation, enhance circulation, and support tissue repair for improved recovery and comfort.
Most clients find lymphatic massage gentle and soothing; pressure is light and adjusted for comfort. You may feel slight movement or tingling as fluid shifts, but not pain. Therapists monitor sensations closely and modify techniques to ensure safety and ease during recovery.
Frequency depends on your procedure and goals. Many post-surgical clients start with two to three sessions per week for the first few weeks, then taper as swelling reduces. Our therapists create a customized plan and review progress regularly to adjust scheduling.
Lymphatic massage and Medwave therapy are low-risk when performed by trained professionals. Temporary mild soreness, increased urination, or lightheadedness can occur. Contraindications include active infection, blood clots, or certain heart conditionsātell us your medical history so we can ensure safe, appropriate care.
Wear comfortable, loose clothing and stay hydrated before your session. Bring surgical notes or clearance if applicable. Avoid heavy lotions on treatment areas. Plan gentle activity afterward and follow therapist aftercare tips like compression garments or light movement to support drainage and recovery.
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Published On: July 15, 2026