Answers for Your Peace of Mind

Cut through the confusion with expert insights from a Registered Nurse. Learn exactly what to expect from your treatment in Southeast Idaho.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about lymphatic drainage and your recovery

No! It should never be painful. Lymphatic drainage is gentle, light, and calming. Most clients actually relax or even take a nap during their session. If you're feeling discomfort post-op, this treatment helps relieve that tight, swollen feeling.

Most surgeons recommend starting within 24–72 hours post-op, but every body and procedure is different. I'll walk you through the safest timing based on your individual recovery.

Most post-op clients benefit from 10–20 sessions, depending on swelling, fibrosis, the procedures you've had, and how your body heals. I'll assess your progress at each visit and guide you on what's best.

Absolutely! Lymphatic drainage helps with bloating, inflammation, hormone imbalance, sluggish lymph flow, stress, and general wellness. You do not need surgery to benefit.

Yes — I currently accept Medicaid and UnitedHealthcare for qualifying breast-care aftercare services. I can also provide a superbill for clients seeking reimbursement for specific conditions.

Wear something comfortable and easy to remove. Post-op clients can come in their faja or compression garments — whatever feels supportive. I'll help you get situated and guide you on when to transition to Stage 2 garments.

Stage 1 is your soft, immediate post-op compression.

Stage 2 is firmer compression, usually used around 4 weeks post-op to define shape, support healing, and help with swelling. I offer fittings and carry Stage 2 fajas in my office.

Yes — it's completely normal after certain procedures. Open incisions are very common in early recovery, and I use sterile, safe techniques specifically designed for this phase.

It can improve fibrosis by softening tissue, reducing stiffness, and encouraging smoother healing — especially when started early. Severe fibrosis may need a series of sessions. I also use additional gadgets to help reduce scar tissue.

You're welcome here! I treat C-section scars starting at 6 weeks postpartum, helping soften the scar, reduce tightness, and improve mobility and comfort.

A few basics help your recovery go smoother. I provide a full pre-op checklist so you know exactly what to have ready at home.

Most treatments range from 70–90 minutes, depending on the service and your individual needs.

Yes. I offer gentle, specialized aftercare for breast surgery, lumpectomy, mastectomy, and radiation recovery. These visits can often be billed to insurance, depending on your coverage.