Frequently Asked Questions
For most clients managing post-flight leg swelling, one to two sessions in the two to three days following a long-haul flight resolves the immediate swelling effectively. Many frequent flyers in Dubai build this into their routine — booking a session within 24 hours of landing to address the lower body fluid that has accumulated during the flight. If you travel frequently, regular maintenance sessions between trips also help reduce how significantly your legs react to each journey over time.
If your swollen ankles have been present for an extended period and have not been assessed by a doctor, we recommend getting them checked first to confirm there is no underlying medical cause that needs treatment. If your doctor has assessed the swelling and confirmed it is related to fluid retention or sluggish lymphatic drainage rather than a medical condition requiring treatment, lymphatic drainage massage is an appropriate and effective way to address it. Share your doctor’s assessment with your therapist before your first session.
It depends on the cause. For swelling triggered by specific factors — travel, heat, or a period of inactivity — the fluid that has accumulated clears and does not return unless those factors are present again. For people whose lymphatic system runs sluggishly as a general pattern, regular maintenance sessions help keep it working efficiently and reduce how quickly fluid accumulates between appointments. The goal is not to create dependence on sessions but to support the system well enough that it handles fluid more effectively on its own over time.
Yes. If you are experiencing both facial puffiness and body swelling, your therapist can address both within the same session. A 90-minute appointment allows adequate time to work the facial drainage pathways and the body areas — particularly the legs — within the same visit. Let your therapist know all the areas you want to address when you book so they can plan the session duration accordingly.
For desk-based fluid retention in the legs, weekly sessions for the first four weeks typically produce a clear improvement in how the legs feel by the end of each working day. After that initial course, fortnightly sessions maintain the improvement for most clients. Simple habits between sessions — short walks every hour during the working day and keeping legs elevated during rest periods — significantly extend the benefit of each session and reduce how quickly fluid accumulates between appointments.