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Sessions follow the Vodder technique: light, rhythmic manual movements targeting lymph node clusters. Therapy is clinical and functional, focused on stimulation rather than relaxation. Expect systematic work on neck, abdomen, and thighs without heat or machines. Duration and frequency depend on your condition.
Yes when performed by trained therapists using Vodder technique. Our clinical sessions avoid heat and pressure, reducing postoperative swelling and fluid retention risks. We coordinate with your surgeon's recommendations and adjust timing to ensure safety during healing phases.
Frequency depends on condition severity and goals. Acute postoperative swelling often needs multiple consecutive sessions, while chronic lymphedema requires ongoing maintenance. After assessment we provide a structured plan; most clients see measurable improvement within several sessions.
The technique uses very light, rhythmic pressure and is generally comfortable. Because the protocol focuses on function rather than relaxation, some clients notice movement sensations or temporary tenderness. We avoid aggressive pressure; any discomfort is minimal and reported before continuing.
Yes, when applied consistently by certified therapists, Vodder lymphatic drainage improves lymph flow and reduces fluid accumulation. For lymphedema it’s part of a management plan; ongoing sessions and coordinated care may be necessary for durable control.
Medical clearance is recommended for recent surgeries, active infections, or complex medical conditions. We review health history and, when appropriate, request surgeon or physician approval. Clearance ensures safe timing and optimizes therapeutic outcomes for lymphatic drainage sessions.