Lymphedema treatment in Tucson

A practical plan for swelling, comfort and confidence.

Lymphedema can affect how a limb or body region feels, moves and functions. C3PT provides individualized evaluation, education and conservative treatment to help you understand the condition and build sustainable self-management skills.

When an evaluation may help

Talk with us when swelling or tissue changes persist.

Individualized treatment

Care may combine several coordinated strategies.

01

Detailed evaluation

Review of your health history, symptoms, skin and tissue, movement, functional goals and relevant measurements.

02

Complete decongestive therapy

When appropriate, treatment may combine manual lymphatic drainage, compression, exercise, skin care and education.

03

Compression guidance

Support with bandaging or garment use, fit, wear schedules and questions to discuss with your medical team or garment provider.

04

Movement and exercise

Gentle, progressive activity selected to support mobility, muscle pumping and participation in meaningful daily activities.

05

Skin protection

Practical education for skin care, monitoring and recognizing changes that should be reported promptly to a healthcare professional.

06

Home management

A clear plan for maintaining gains and responding appropriately when symptoms change.

Your first visit

Expect a thorough, unhurried evaluation.

Your evaluation is designed to clarify what you are experiencing, identify priorities and create a realistic plan for daily life.

  1. Review your medical and treatment history, current symptoms and precautions.
  2. Assess swelling, skin and tissue, movement and functional limitations.
  3. Discuss your goals, treatment options and the expected role of home care.
  4. Create an individualized plan and coordinate with other providers when needed.

New, rapidly increasing or unexplained swelling may require medical evaluation before treatment. Seek urgent care for swelling accompanied by chest pain, shortness of breath, sudden severe pain or other emergency symptoms.

Take the next step

Talk with Clarissa about your needs.

Ask questions, discuss whether specialized care may be appropriate, or request an evaluation.