B & V After Lipo

bandvafterlipo Another testament and satisfied client!
These are our favourite moments! Thank you for trusting us!🙏🎉🎉

Your friendly reminder to call or dm us to book your post op appointments or your massage therapy needs! From post surgery after care, lymphatic massages to fibrosis prevention and repair we’ve got you covered! 🙋‍♀️🎗️

We now offer Lymphatic massages at Spectrum Aesthetics location suite #202, 2nd Floor.
Please call or text 305 209 9639

Scroll to see the benefits to hiring a professional licensed massage therapists. We like to work magic with hands. At B&V our hands understand!

Scroll through to see the top 5 benefits to hiring a licensed massage therapist pre and post surgery!

The more you know! 💡 Fibrosis is very common following surgery. There are ways to minimize its formation and visibility following invasive surgery. One sure fire way is to book post op care with a professional who has lots of experience in the field.

From all us at B&V 🐣💖🤎

Hello everyone! Nice to see you on our new page! If you’re here from our old Instagram account, thank you very much for sticking with us’! If you’re new here, welcome! We’re so happy to take you on our journey! We’d like to reintroduce ourselves! We are dedicated, licensed massage therapists who are super passionate about our work! We offer all types of post-surgical care massages and we especially thrive in fibrosis (after liposuction) prevention and repair. Stay tuned as we show you our work, client before and afters and just all around education on important related topics! We’re so excited! Please feel free to contact us anytime if you have any questions, comments or feedback!

Massage releases toxins from the muscles into the bloodstream and therefore the effects of alcohol are increased after a massage, in a negative way. The overflow of toxins in the bloodstream puts an additional strain on the liver.

Since massage supports increased blood flow, drinking alcohol before a massage is not recommended. Most well trained massage therapists impose a “no service” policy for patrons that are known to have consumed alcohol close to the time of the massage appointment. Massages are supposed to be a therapeutic experience, let’s keep it that way.