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Frequently Asked Questions
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During your 30-minute session, a trained therapist uses ergonomic wooden tools with targeted strokes to stimulate lymph flow, improve circulation, and smooth tissue. You may feel pressure and warmth; treatments are relaxing and typically finish with skin feeling firmer and lightly energized.
Wood therapy is generally safe for most skin types, but a consultation is required. Sensitive skin, broken skin, active infections, blood clotting disorders, or recent surgery may be contraindications. We assess your condition and adjust pressure or recommend alternatives to ensure safety.
For noticeable contouring and cellulite reduction, we recommend an initial series of weekly sessions for four to eight weeks. Maintenance treatments every two to four weeks help preserve results. Frequency varies with goals, body response, and lifestyle—your therapist will create a tailored plan.
You can expect some immediate smoothing and relaxation after one session, but lasting cellulite reduction and contouring are cumulative. Significant results typically appear after several treatments. Combining sessions with healthy habits accelerates progress and helps maintain long-term improvements.
Yes — wood therapy complements services like lymphatic drainage massage, body wraps, and skin-firming treatments. Communicate any recent procedures so your therapist can safely sequence sessions. We often recommend spacing between aggressive treatments to optimize healing and results.
Avoid wood therapy if you have deep vein thrombosis, severe varicose veins, uncontrolled hypertension, active infections, open wounds, recent surgery, or certain cancers. Pregnant clients should consult their doctor. We review medical history during booking to determine suitability and safe alternatives.