A focused 4-hour training designed for massage therapists who want to work with post-op cosmetic clients confidently, safely, and within their professional scope—but do not know where to begin.

This class is designed for therapists who want to work with clients recovering from liposuction, Lipo 360, BBL, tummy tuck, breast augmentation, and other cosmetic procedures. You will learn how to create a safer, more comfortable post-op experience while understanding your professional scope, when to refer out, and how to protect both your client and your practice.

This training can be completed virtually or in person. A live model is provided for proper hand techniques, movement, positioning, modifications, and client-comfort considerations.

• Understanding the post-op cosmetic client and the stages of healing 

• The difference between traditional Manual Lymphatic Drainage and post-surgical support

• Appropriate pressure, hand placement, positioning, and client comfort considertions 

• How to adjust your approach based on the procedure, healing stage, swelling, tenderness, and restrictions 

• Intake questions, surgeon-clearance requirements, and documentation that help protect your practice

• Understanding conflicts of interest, professional boundaries, and when a client is not appropriate for service

• Post-op dos and don’ts for therapists

• Tools and supplies needed to create a comfortable, professional post-op service

• How to build your post-op supply list

• Supporting client comfort while staying within your massage-therapy scope

• When to pause treatment and refer a client back to their surgeon or medical provider 

This training does not replace medical care, surgical clearance, or advanced medical training. It is designed to help massage therapists better understand how to safely support post-op cosmetic clients with professional judgment, intention, and client-centered care.nderstand the “why” behind the products you use, create smarter protocols, and confidently deliver corrective skincare with intention.