12 places to recover in and around Dallas, the only published rate being $325 a night, across 5 kinds of provider, 1 with a nurse on site around the clock. Compare the full stay cost, not just the nightly rate.
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Dallas
Publishes a complete rate card, which almost nothing else in this directory does: $325 shared, $400 private queen suite, $450 private king, and $180 for a pre-surgery night. Three meals a day, housekeeping, laundry and seven transport trips are included on stays of three nights or more; lymphatic massage is $85 a session on top. Nurse-owned, though the site does not say what happens overnight. Note the site quotes tax as 6.5% in one place and 8.25% in another, so confirm which applies. Address is withheld until booking.
Est. 7-night stay $2,275–$3,150 before add-ons
North Dallas
The only provider in this directory publishing a full price list, and by some distance the most useful for comparison: post-operative lymphatic drainage is $89 for 60 minutes, with seroma drainage, drain removal and suture removal priced separately. The credentials are specific too — a CLT, CLWT, CCS and CPST on the team alongside an APRN, with other staff described as MLD-trained rather than certified, a distinction they draw themselves. Two locations, North Dallas and Grand Prairie.
Plano
Plano studio. Requires physician or surgeon clearance before a post-op booking.
Park Lane, Dallas
The only facility in this directory that states nursing care is physically present at all times, rather than available or on call — and it sits adjacent to Dallas Day Surgery as an extension of the surgeons’ own outpatient practices, so clinical continuity runs through the same people who operated. Every room has a hospital bed plus a second queen bed so someone can stay with you at no stated charge. It publishes no rates and names no nursing credential.
Frisco, McKinney, Highland Park and Richardson (mobile)
Private-duty nursing that comes to you rather than accommodation, covering Frisco, McKinney, Highland Park and Richardson. The distinguishing claim is continuity: nurses maintain direct communication with your surgeon through recovery. Names the procedures it covers, which is more specific than most, but publishes no rates, no phone number and no address.
Las Colinas, Dallas
Las Colinas retreat pitching fine dining, concierge service and transport alongside recovery, and takes patients after any outpatient procedure. Claims "24/7 on site staff" and "expert nursing care" without naming a credential or saying whether a nurse specifically is among the overnight staff — the two claims are not the same thing. No rates or address published.
McKinney, Dallas
Appointment-only studio with a defined treatment menu: a 60-minute post-op recovery session including a digital body assessment, FDA-cleared light therapy and microcurrent plus ultrasound, alongside longer body and facial sculpting options up to 110 minutes. Explicitly covers recovery after tummy tucks, liposuction, BBLs, mommy makeovers and breast reconstruction. No practitioner credential is stated anywhere on the site, which is worth asking about. Two locations, McKinney and Southlake.
Rockwall
Rockwall practice combining lymphatic therapy with occupational therapy; lists post-cosmetic-surgery recovery among the conditions it treats.
Frisco
Frisco studio offering post-op massage. Open Tuesday to Friday, Saturdays by appointment. No practitioner credentials or prices published.
Frisco, Dallas
Frisco-based lymphatic practice, trading as Lymphatic Care Plus. Its site carries almost no detail — no pricing, no session lengths, no practitioner credential and no address — so everything here comes from the business listing rather than from them.
Ennis, Dallas
Trades as a PLLC, which implies a licensed practitioner, and the site link points at a booking shortener rather than a website — so there is nothing published on credentials, session length or pricing. The PLLC structure is the only credential signal available.
Arlington
Arlington recovery house taking bookings online, with a patio garden. The site states nothing about staffing, nursing, rooms or rates — ask all of it before booking. Its published address is a mailing suite, not the house.
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