If you’re researching options for liposuction recovery, then Lymphatic Drainage Therapy using ELT could be your answer.

Lymphatic drainage therapy uses high frequency noble gas ionized technology.

And in my experience, the best treatment available for liposuction recovery today.

What is lymphatic drainage?

Lymphatic drainage therapy reduces intense pressure and soreness by ushering out excessive fluid known as edema or (oedema).

And you can see results beginning after your first treatment, according to clients.

Another benefit is the break-down of dense serous fluid, called Seroma’s or fluid waves and bumps.

Fluid waves and bumps may be noticeable immediately and more so as swelling reduces.

And this is quite common following liposuction, according to Dr Danielpour, a cosmetic surgeon.

But fear not, our treatment potentially arrest this issue too.

Another common side affect from liposuction is bruising and scar tissue forming around the incisions.

Lymphatic Drainage Therapy potentially dissolves dead blood cells that form the bruising and breaks up dense scar tissue into minute particles.

The body can then potentially absorb these smaller particles through lymphatic channels for elimination.

When should I begin treatment?

Right away in my opinion, and most doctors agree.

And quit possibly two in the first week if you’ve affected several locations.

In my experience, the longer you wait, dead cells can stabilize and become more difficult to break up.

But the main reason to begin right away is to relieve the intense discomfort from swelling,

and return to mobility.

Another common question is the number of treatments needed …

It varies depending upon the procedure and the number of areas affected, health and age.

And that said most clients have only required three to four treatments.

This is testimony to the effectiveness of this technology. 

What should I expect from this treatment you may wonder?

You should expect quick results and a pain free, relaxing experience.

How do I make an appointment?

You can easily book online at www.clenz.la/

Or call (323) 206-2282

Is there anything to prepare for?

Yes.

It’s important to refrain from food and liquids one hour before treatment and to arrive with a dry body.

This means no lotions, deodorants, perfumes, makeup or jewelry.

Are there contraindications to consider?

Yes, electrical device implants being the main one, metal  implants and cancer will prevent you from this treatment.

And if you have other concerns, call me to discuss.

Contact us

To contact us please call (323) 206-2282 or schedule online at www.clenz.la