Post-Op Massage (Office)
Lymphatic massage aids post-surgery healing by reducing swelling, flushing toxins, and improving results.
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Skin Deep Sculpting provides post-operative care to women and men who've recently undergone plastic surgery, or are looking for non-invasive ways to sculpt their bodies. We help ensure that your body goals are met and exceeded. With a full staff hailing from varying medical & aesthetic background, rest assured knowing that you're taking care of by professionals.

Lymphatic massage aids post-surgery healing by reducing swelling, flushing toxins, and improving results.
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Recover comfortably at home with expert care, support, and education from skilled therapists.
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For confirmed seromas, this service drains fluid via needle aspiration — quick and effective relief.
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Sculpt and slim with non-invasive cavitation, laser lipo, and RF — visible results in one session.
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Carefully designed to reduce lumps, bumps, and hardness that can form after surgery.
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Rejuvenating facials and cupping that boost circulation, brighten skin, and support your recovery glow.
Book this serviceEndorsed by over 68 actively practicing plastic surgeons, podiatrists, and ENTs.
Every plan is customized by licensed professionals with 45+ combined years of experience.
Trained and mentored directly under Nurse Jumi Adeyinka before joining the team.
A surgical recovery center with showers, laundering, and a full-service guest experience.
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Everything you need to know before your first session.
Lymphatic massages are encouraged 24 hours after your surgical procedure while incisions are still open and drains are intact. Please consult with your surgeon for specific instructions, as each recommendation is case by case.
Yes, they can hurt — these are not relaxing massages. You may experience a pain level of 6–7 out of 10. Breaks during sessions are completely normal, as is feeling nauseous or emotional. Take pain medication as prescribed by your physician.
Avoid salty foods, drink plenty of fluids, and keep your compression garment on at least 23 hours a day. Walk for 5–10 minutes every hour for the first two weeks, increasing to 15 minutes after that.
Yes — we measure you and help select the right garment based on your comfort and surgical areas, at no additional cost. Always confirm your final choice with your surgeon.
15–35 massages for tummy tucks, 10–20 for liposuction, and 15–25 for BBL, depending on your recovery.
Massages should begin 24 hours after your surgery, continuing with 5 sessions in the first 7 days. After that, you can move to alternating days — for example, Mon-Wed-Fri — for the next 6 weeks.
Yes, aggressively — using wood therapy, heat, body contouring, and manual manipulation to break up fibrotic tissue.
Typically when fluid output drops below 20mL over 24–48 hours — this can take 6–14 days or longer. Always confirm with your surgeon.
Stay hydrated and avoid salty foods (anything over 200mg of sodium), Pedialyte, Gatorade, and high-sodium broths or soups. Add plenty of fiber, iron-rich foods, and ginger (unless on blood thinners) to support digestion and bowel movement.