

Learn how prehabilitation (prehab) prepares cancer patients for surgery and treatment through exercise, education, and lymphoedema assessment. Find out how our specialist team supports you before, during, and after treatment.

Compression Garments for Lymphoedema: A Complete Guide for Patients and Carers If you or someone you care for has recently been diagnosed with lymphoedema, compression garments will likely become a central part of daily life. The idea of wearing a compression sleeve, stocking, or wrap every day can feel daunting at first, but with the

The Role of Low Level Laser Therapy in Post-Operative Scar and Lymphoedema Management Recovering from cancer treatment often brings a host of physical challenges – among them, post-surgical scarring and lymphoedema. These issues can impact comfort, function, and self-esteem long after active cancer treatment has ended. Fortunately, advances in rehabilitation therapies allow us to address

Shoulder pain, weakness, or stiffness after surgery for head and neck cancer is surprisingly common. In particular, injury to a nerve called the accessory nerve, even when preserved, can significantly impair shoulder movement and overall quality of life. At Oncology Recovery Services, we frequently support clients dealing with this challenge after neck dissection surgery, helping

What Is LymphaTouch® and How Can It Support Your Recovery? At Oncology Recovery Services, we believe in combining hands-on expertise with innovative technologies that make a real difference to your recovery. One of the tools we’re excited to offer is LymphaTouch®, a gentle, non-invasive treatment that supports recovery from swelling, pain, and restricted movement—particularly after

June marks Lipoedema Awareness Month, a crucial opportunity to shine a light on a commonly misunderstood and underdiagnosed condition that affects millions of women worldwide. At our clinic we often encounter patients with lipoedema, sometimes without even knowing they have it. What Is Lipoedema? Lipoedema is a chronic condition marked by the symmetrical accumulation of fat in the