Smooth the swelling. Move again.
Recovery support for the weeks between procedure and return to normal.
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Liposuction recovery centers on managing fluid retention, reducing bruising, and waiting for the new contours to settle. Compression garments are worn for weeks. Swelling subsides over months, not weeks. Mobility returns gradually.
The first two weeks are the most uncomfortable; the next four are about patience.
After your surgeon clears gentle activity, our three modalities each play a role.
HBOT at 1.3 ATA supports tissue repair at the cellular level. JUNÒ AI-Guided Massage provides controlled, surgeon-approved pressure on non-treated areas to release tension from compensatory posture. Infrared sauna comes last, once the surgeon confirms the skin is fully healed and compression-stage is over.
A 2025 meta-analysis in Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (49:2498–2512) reports approximately 40% faster healing in post-surgical recovery supported by HBOT.
Always after explicit clearance from your surgeon. As a general guide: HBOT typically from week 2, JUNÒ on non-treated areas from week 2-3, infrared sauna once compression garment use is complete (often week 4-6 or later).
CAIAN does not provide post-surgical medical care or lymphatic drainage massage on treated areas. We do not handle compression garment management, drain care, or treated-area touch. The surgical and immediate post-surgical care remains entirely with your surgeon and their team.
Can JUNÒ massage the area where I had liposuction?
When can I use the infrared sauna after lipo?
Will HBOT help reduce swelling?
Do I need to wear my compression garment during my session?
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