Serenity Skincare by Gladys

Post-Op Care

Thoughtful massage support to ease swelling, discomfort, and anxiety throughout your cosmetic recovery.

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Postoperative

Specialized postoperative massage supports cosmetic surgery recovery with gentle lymphatic drainage, scar mobilization, and swelling reduction. Sessions are typically appropriate 1–2 weeks after surgery; avoid treatment with fever, infection, uncontrolled pain, or surgeon-advised restrictions.

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What To Expect After Surgery

Arrive in loose clothing, and expect slow, light-pressure work focused on comfort and drainage. Mild tenderness is normal; intense pain is not. Always follow your surgeon’s timeline and call ahead if you develop fever, infection, or unusual swelling.

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Post-Op Form

Share your procedure details and concerns securely so Gladys can tailor safe, comfortable post-op massage care.

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