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Gina is great and I always feel recharged leaving her treatment!
Gina has been taking care of me for many years. They have become family! I call her Aunty ...more
I’ve always had a great experience at Ommmango. Marlene’s massages are wonderful.
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Hydrate well, avoid heavy meals or alcohol beforehand, and wear loose clothing. Bring any surgical or medical notes and a list of medications. Arrive ten minutes early to complete intake forms so the therapist can tailor the 90-minute drainage safely.
Yes with clearance from your surgeon; our therapists follow post-op protocols, gentle techniques, and timing guidelines. We coordinate treatment intensity and areas to minimize risk and support healing. Always disclose incision locations, drains, or complications before treatment.
It varies: acute post-surgical cases often require multiple sessions in the first weeks, while chronic edema benefits from weekly or biweekly treatments. Your therapist will assess progress and create a personalized plan based on response and clinical needs.
The technique is gentle and typically pain-free; you may feel mild pressure, movement, or transient tenderness as fluids shift. Some clients experience temporary fatigue or light soreness afterward; that's normal and usually resolves within 24–48 hours.
Yes: active infections, uncontrolled heart failure, acute blood clots, or untreated cancer require medical clearance. Pregnancy, fever, or recent radiation may need modified approaches. We review your history and consult your physician when necessary to ensure safe treatment.
You'll often feel lighter and more energized; swelling and tightness may decrease over days. Drink plenty of water, rest, and avoid intense exertion the same day. Follow home-care instructions and schedule follow-ups to maximize sustained drainage and recovery.