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Massage for Post-Op Recovery and Accelerated Healing

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A post-operative massage is a gentle form of massage that increases blood flow and promotes recovery by targeting the lymphatic system. The lymphatic system helps process waste and absorbs fluids. After surgery, these fluids can harden, which is often painful. A post-operative massage prevents and treats this hardening of fluids by reducing inflammation and promoting circulation to the affected area.

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The massages also serve as a tool to further promote the aesthetic you wish for yourself and aid in reducing things like scarring and discomfort.

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Here are some of the benefits you can expect:

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Soft Tissue Repair

By carefully selected massage techniques, therapists can help promote circulation and blood flow throughout your body–although primarily in the area that was treated. This improvement of circulation allows for nutrients to easily be brought to certain areas. With the increase of nutrients, soft tissues have an easier time repairing.

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Less Scar Tissue

In addition, it can also help break up scar tissue that has already formed and promote healing and regeneration of these problem areas.

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Accelerated Healing

Overall, with better circulation and easy access to nutrients–as well as just a general reduction of stress–your body will heal faster. With better blood flow and oxygen given to your vital organs and tissues, you can help your body to become more flexible, and thus regenerate and heal faster. 

 

The benefit of kinesiology taping after plastic surgery is that it helps to reduce swelling, bruising, and discomfort by providing support to the affected areas.


The benefit of LED light therapy after plastic surgery is its ability to promote skin healing, reduce inflammation, and minimize scarring, resulting in improved recovery and enhanced aesthetic outcomes.  

For Post-OP Care an email is required before your first session with details of your procedure.

Prices vary, 

consultation by phone is required prior the service 

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