Vimal Gokani

Lymphoedema can be quiet and persistent — swelling that reshapes your routines, limits movement, and challenges comfort. But modern lymphatic surgery isn’t just about drainage. It’s about restoring freedom.

At Plastics & Lymphatics, we offer advanced microsurgical options designed to help you move more easily, feel more comfortable, and take back control of your body.

What Is Lymphoedema Surgery?

If you’re living with lymphoedema — whether after cancer treatment, traumatic injury, joint surgery, or a congenital condition — you may feel frustrated by swelling, heaviness, or tightness. Lymphoedema surgery restores lymphatic flow using minimally invasive techniques.

Your options may include:

Lymphovenous Anastomosis (LVA): Connecting lymph vessels to nearby veins for natural drainage.

Vascularized Lymph Node Transfer (VLNT): Transplanting healthy lymph nodes to spark new flow.

Lymphatic Liposuction: Removing fat buildup to reduce volume and improve movement.

Each surgery is tailored to your symptoms, goals, and anatomy.

Looking Ahead: Innovation in Lymphatic Care

New tools like nanotech-based therapies show promise for lymphatic regeneration — from engineered scaffolds to cell-targeted repair. We stay ahead so you can benefit now.

Understanding Your Journey

We believe education is healing. With animations, visuals, and clear talk, we’ll help you understand:

How lymphatic flow works

What surgery can do

What recovery looks like

When you understand your body, you can make confident choices.

Questions You Might Be Asking

Will I be able to exercise again?

Is the procedure permanent?

What’s recovery like?