Under 6 weeks, a doctor’s release is required and sessions are limited to gentle lymphatic drainage, cranial sacral therapy, and light work on non-surgical areas. After 6 weeks, sessions can expand depending on healing.

No. Breast tissue extends into the underarms, ribcage, chest, and upper back. These areas are often included to properly support lymphatic flow and healing. A full torso manual lymphatic drainage session will be included in your session.

No. Scar tissue cannot be removed by massage. If removal is needed, it must be done surgically. Massage can help improve mobility, circulation, and tissue quality.

Scar tissue work is a process and may take weeks to months, sometimes up to a year. Consistency matters.

Microcurrent is a gentle electrical stimulation used to support tissue healing, circulation, and nerve communication. It is included when appropriate. In most cases it will be used for your postoperative care.

No. This work is gentle, especially post-surgical. Sessions are adjusted to your comfort level at all times.

It depends on swelling, healing progress, and your individual needs.

No. This is therapeutic, integrative massage therapy and does not replace medical care. There is no medical massage certification that is recognized by the state of Texas.