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Step 1
Discuss lymphatic massage with your doctor after a mastectomy. If lymph nodes have been removed during your mastectomy, your doctor may prescribe lymphatic massage to help drain and relieve edema. It is very important that you go only to a massage therapist who has experience with post-mastectomy massage. If your doctor prescribes lymphatic system massage, ask him for a recommendation.
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Step 2
Visit a massage therapist that specializes in lymphatic system massage. Some massage therapists specialize only in aesthetics for their clients. These massage therapists concentrate on puffiness in a lymphatic massage, and will use a gentle massage on your face and neck to help drain the excess fluid from the lymphatic system.
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Step 3
Schedule a consultation with a massage therapist that specializes in lymphatic system massage. The massage therapist can help drain your lymph system of impurities and toxins, increase your circulation and boost your immune system. A full lymphatic system massage may last as long as 2 hours. Make sure the therapist knows of any health problems you have before beginning lymphatic massage.












