No. It’s actually quite dangerous to do so. Not only is the needle re-opening the incision which prolongs the healing process, but flushing fluid with a needle actually creates an open pocket for more fluid to go. Basically, this method creates an open space where fluid now has a perfect place to go.

Draining the fluid manually with massage not only flushes the fluid without having to re-open incisions, but it also manipulates the soft tissue to close the fluid pockets.

Every person is different. We do not put a specific number on how many massages a person will need. The healing process has many factors such as diet, genetics, lifestyle, and more.

In your initial appointment you will receive a consultation before your massage. In the consultation, we will be able to give you an estimate of how frequent you should receive your massages. The frequency may change depending on how fast your body is healing.

Yes. It actually makes for a much more seamless massage considering the fluid flows straight into the drain bags.

You should be wearing your faja at least 20-22 hours a day within the first 6 months.