Post-Surgical Massages

Stimulation of recovery after surgeries.

Post-Surgical Massages

Post-surgical massages are a therapeutic technique used after surgery to aid in recovery and symptom relief. Typically, gentle, and delicate movements are performed in the surgical area and surrounding areas to improve blood and lymphatic circulation, reduce inflammation, and prevent the formation of adhesions or abnormal scars. Therapists adjust the pressure and depth of the massage according to the individual conditions of the patient.

Benefits

1. Reduction of swelling: Post-surgical massages can help drain excess fluids and reduce swelling in the area affected by surgery.

2. Pain relief: This technique can contribute to reducing postoperative pain by releasing muscle tension and reducing pressure on the nerves.

3. Acceleration of healing: Gentle massages can stimulate tissue regeneration and promote faster and more effective healing.

4. Prevention of adhesions: They help prevent the formation of adhesions, which are bands of tissue that can restrict mobility and cause discomfort.