Arm lymphedema — stage 0 (latent phase)
The lymphatic system is already functioning inadequately, but compensation keeps edema absent for now — no swelling is visible yet, even though damage to the lymphatic system is already present.
Leg lipedema — stage IV (lipo-lymphedema)
An advanced stage of lipedema with pronounced tissue deformation and the additional swelling characteristic of lipo-lymphedema.
Leg lipedema — clinical documentation
The characteristic symmetrical distribution of swelling and altered skin texture typical of leg lipedema.
Secondary arm lymphedema
Arm swelling caused by an external factor — surgery, radiation or injury.
Leg lipedema — clinical documentation
Bilateral, symmetrical leg swelling — a typical finding in lipedema.
Leg lymphedema · CDT
Treatment with complex decongestive therapy — a combination of manual lymphatic drainage and multi-layer bandaging.
Leg lipedema — clinical documentation
Clinical findings of leg lipedema before the start of therapy.
Leg lipedema — progression
Progression of leg lipedema through the stages — a visible change in circumference and tissue texture.
Primary lymphedema
Primary lymphedema, caused by a congenital malformation of the lymphatic vessels — it can appear already at an early age.
Leg lipedema — progression
Changes in the legs through the stages of lipedema, tracked with clinical findings.
Arm lymphedema after breast surgery
Secondary arm lymphedema that developed after breast surgery — one of the most common causes of this condition.
Primary lymphedema
Another clinical example of primary leg lymphedema.
Abdominoplasty — clinical documentation
The state of the skin and scar after abdominoplasty, before starting lymphatic drainage.
Abdominoplasty — progress
Progress in healing and scar improvement after abdominoplasty with lymphatic drainage.
Scar tissue lymphedema after aesthetic surgery
Lymphedema that developed in scar tissue as a complication following aesthetic surgery.
Scar tissue lymphedema — progress
Progress in the state of the scar tissue with regular manual lymphatic drainage therapy.
Lipedema after liposuction — clinical documentation
The state of the legs immediately after liposuction in a patient with lipedema — visible bruising and swelling.
Lipedema after liposuction — before and after MLD
A before-and-after comparison of manual lymphatic drainage following liposuction — a visible reduction in bruising and swelling.
Lipedema after liposuction and MLD — progress
Recovery progress over several manual lymphatic drainage treatments following liposuction.
Each case includes clinical findings, before-and-after measurements and a description of the therapy. The result is a combination of expert therapy and a disciplined patient.
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