Our specialized post-op massages, including body sculpting massage techniques, are designed to support healing after cosmetic procedures such as BBL, liposuction, and tummy tuck. These treatments help reduce swelling, improve circulation, prevent fibrosis, and speed up recovery, allowing you to achieve the best possible results from your surgery. If you're looking for body sculpting in Winnipeg, our offerings include certified techniques mastered in Brazil, Colombia, and the United States, ensuring you receive the highest level of care with globally recognized methods. Gentle, effective, and tailored to your needs—your recovery is in expert hands with our body sculpture massage and wooden therapy options available near you.
When should post-op massages start?
Post-op massages are usually recommended to begin 3–7 days after surgery, with your surgeon’s approval. Starting early helps reduce swelling, improve circulation, and prevent fibrosis for a smoother recovery.
How many sessions are recommended?
Most clients benefit from a series of 8–12 sessions, depending on the procedure and individual healing needs. Consistent sessions in the first 4–6 weeks give the best results.
Are post-op massages painful?
While you may feel some tenderness due to swelling and sensitivity after surgery, the techniques are gentle and tailored to your comfort level. Most clients report feeling relief as the sessions help reduce tightness and pressure.
Which surgeries benefit from post-op massage?
Post-op lymphatic drainage and recovery massages are recommended after BBL, liposuction, tummy tuck, breast augmentation, and other cosmetic surgeries to promote healing and enhance results.
Why choose Kurves by Krystal for recovery massages?
Our techniques are certified in Brazil, Colombia, and the United States, combining international expertise with a compassionate, client-focused approach.
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