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16 Central Way
Kirkland, WA 98033

425-284-2120 Appts
206.755.4044 *Cell*

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Lymphatic Drainage can effectively alleviate the edemas, chronic inflammation and pain of many musculoskeletal and conncective tissue disorders. Some studies have shown that substances injected into joints are removed, at least partially, by the lymphatic system.

Many benefits can result from lymphatic drainage before and after surgery. Its use in this setting decreases edema, pain and inflammation. Lymphatic drainage also seems to promote tissue regeneration, reducing formation and severity of scars which can be unsightly and sometimes painful. One can see this tissue-regenerating effect in treatment of burns, accelerated wound healing with fewer complications, bone fractures and evern the reversal of stretchmarks, especially in their early stages.

Pre and post surgical patients can benefit from lymphatic drainage in a variety of ways. We encourage you and your physicians to incorporate these techniques into your recovery plan as it is a very valuable serivice in your healing process.

Those facing surgery will find that LDT offers a myriad of benefits. For optimal results it is recommended that lymphatic drainage be applied for one or two sessions prior to surgery. This process drains toxins and stimulates the immune system, the autonomic nervous system (the parasympathetic tone). It is important to drain and stimulate the lymphatic system before is is inhibited, and possibly spasm, as a result of surgical trauma and medications. It is usually much more arduous to begin Manual Lymphatic Therapy post-surgical than to do so prior to surgery. Surgeons also find it easier to make an incision through clean, well drained tissue, particularly in any sort of esthetic surgery. This creates a higher chance for a nicer approximation of the scar .

Lymphatic drainage therapy can begin as soon as 24 hours after surgery, with the approval of the physician-- as long as there are no traindications (especially infection).

Pre and Post-Surgical Care (Click for more information)

Indications for Lymphatic Drainage Therapy in Surgery Recovery
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Applications of Lymphatic Drainage Therapy for Surgical conditions:

Pre-surgery:
Prepares the tissue for the intervention, drains the tissue, clears the lymph passages to help prevent psot-surgery edema

Post-Surgery

Reduction or prevention of scars and fibrosis:

Has antalgic and infection preventing effects, an dalso is somewhat effective in reducin or preventing the formation of hypertropic scars or "keloids"

For any surgery involving the removal of major lymph nodes
(post-mastectomy, post-prostratectomy, post hysterectomy, post-ovariectomy, post-nephrectomy, ORL surgery, tumor removal)

Post-trauma surgery

Limb amputation

Prosthetic surgery

Skin transplantation

For burns and their surgical treatment

Oral surgery, face surgery, face lifting, ear lifting

Vein stripping, surgery after phelbitis or thrombosis




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16 Central Way, Kirkland, WA 98033

425-284-2120 Office
206.755.4044 *Cell*

For more information regarding the services we provide
please email: info@xspaditions.com


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