INDIBA Recovery Treatment
Your Post-Lipo Healing
INDIBA Technology at Wonderlab
INDIBA Recovery Support: A Complementary Option for Your Post-Lipo Healing
A non-invasive radiofrequency treatment that may complement your lymphatic drainage sessions, introduced when appropriate for your recovery stage and consistent with your surgeon's guidance.

Understanding INDIBA
What INDIBA Is
INDIBA is a TGA-listed and FDA-cleared non-invasive radiofrequency treatment that uses a specific 448 kHz frequency. Originally developed for medical and physiotherapy applications, it has been used for many years across Europe, Asia and Australia to support tissue recovery, circulation and skin quality.
At Wonderlab, INDIBA is one of the tools our therapists may discuss as part of your recovery plan. It is not a replacement for lymphatic drainage but a complementary treatment that may be introduced at the appropriate stage of your healing.

Recovery Timing
When INDIBA May Be Added
INDIBA is a TGA-listed and FDA-cleared non-invasive radiofrequency treatment that uses a specific 448 kHz frequency. INDIBA may be discussed as part of your personalised recovery plan when it is appropriate for your recovery stage and consistent with your surgeon's guidance. Your therapist will assess suitability before recommending treatment.
The Combined Approach
How INDIBA Complements Lymphatic Drainage
Lymphatic drainage and INDIBA support different aspects of your recovery. Together they may provide more comprehensive support.
Lymphatic Drainage Massage
- Supports fluid movement through gentle, rhythmic strokes
- Works at the superficial tissue level
- May begin from as early as week 1 to 2, with surgeon clearance
- Focuses on comfort and swelling management
INDIBA Recovery Treatment
- Uses 448 kHz radiofrequency to support circulation
- Works at a different tissue level to MLD
- Discussed when appropriate for your recovery stage
- Designed to feel gentle and comfortable

Treatment Experience
What the Session Feels Like
You rest comfortably while the therapist applies a handheld applicator to the treatment area with a conductive gel or cream. The sensation is a steady, comfortable warmth. The therapist moves the applicator in slow, controlled patterns across each treatment zone.
A typical session lasts approximately 30 to 45 minutes per area. The treatment is adjusted to your sensitivity and healing stage.
Ask your therapist whether INDIBA is suitable for you. Every recommendation is based on your individual recovery stage and surgeon's guidance, not a generic protocol.
Common Questions
Your INDIBA Questions Answered
What is INDIBA and how might it help?
INDIBA is a non-invasive radiofrequency treatment that uses a specific 448 kHz frequency to support circulation and tissue recovery at a cellular level. After liposuction, it may complement your lymphatic drainage sessions by supporting the treated tissue in a different way.
Is INDIBA appropriate after liposuction?
INDIBA is TGA-listed and FDA-cleared. INDIBA may be discussed as part of your personalised recovery plan when it is appropriate for your recovery stage and consistent with your surgeon's guidance. Your therapist will assess suitability before recommending treatment. Always check with your surgeon before starting any new treatment.
Why add INDIBA to lymphatic drainage massage?
Lymphatic drainage supports fluid movement through gentle strokes. INDIBA complements this by supporting the treated tissue in a different way. Together they may provide more comprehensive support: MLD focuses on fluid movement, while INDIBA may support circulation and tissue quality at a different level.
Lymphatic drainage massage and INDIBA are complementary recovery-support services. They do not replace your surgeon's follow-up care. Your surgeon's advice always comes first.
Ask Us About Adding INDIBA to Your Recovery Plan
Book a recovery consult at Wonderlab Sydney. We will assess your surgery stage and discuss whether INDIBA is appropriate for your healing.
Add INDIBA to Your Recovery PlanCall 1300 287 268 or Concierge 0432 574 555
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