Hand & Arm Lymphedema – Post Breast Surgery
Specialist care for arm and hand swelling after breast surgery.
Combined decongestive therapy for arm and hand lymphedema following breast surgery, lymph node removal, or radiation — helping reduce heaviness, restore mobility, and prevent progression.
- Reduced arm volume and heaviness
- Better shoulder and hand mobility
- Confidence with long-term self-management
What to expect
Care is staged: reduce swelling first with manual lymphatic drainage and compression, then maintain with self-care, exercise, and a correctly fitted compression garment.
How a session runs
- 01Assess
Girth measurements, skin check, and history to stage the swelling.
- 02Reduce
Manual lymphatic drainage, multi-layer compression, and gentle exercise.
- 03Maintain
Fitted garments, home exercise, and periodic reviews.
Frequently asked
Is compression uncomfortable?
It's snug, not painful. Correct fit makes it comfortable to wear all day.
How long is treatment?
Reduction phase is usually 2–4 weeks, followed by ongoing maintenance.