Body Treatments
Wood therapy body contouring
A hands-on, non-invasive way to work stubborn areas. Specially shaped wooden tools sculpt, smooth and stimulate the body without surgery or machines.
What wood therapy can do
Wood therapy, sometimes called maderotherapy, uses rolling pins, cups and contoured paddles made from wood. Firm, rhythmic movements stimulate lymphatic drainage, improve circulation and break up the look of lumpy areas.
Clients book it to smooth the appearance of cellulite, to firm and tone the waist, thighs, arms and glutes, and to relieve fluid build-up. Each session is about 60 minutes.
Be realistic: it isn't weight loss, and results depend on consistency, water intake and lifestyle. Most people notice smoother, tighter-looking skin after a series of sessions.
What happens during your visit
Target areas
We choose the areas you want to focus on that day.
Warm up
Oil and hands-on massage warm the tissue.
Sculpt
Different wooden tools work each area with firm, purposeful strokes.
Drain
The session ends by guiding fluid toward the lymph nodes.
Good to know
Pressure
Wood therapy is firmer than a relaxation massage. Tell me any time you want it lighter.
Frequency
One or two sessions a week for a series of 8 to 10 tends to work best, then maintenance.
Skip it if
You’re pregnant, have varicose veins, blood clots or a skin infection in the area.
Does wood therapy hurt?
It’s intense in places but shouldn’t hurt. Some areas may feel tender the next day, like after a workout.
Can I combine it with other treatments?
Yes. Body lymphatic drainage between sessions helps with swelling and fluid retention.
Smooth, sculpted, naturally
Book a wood therapy session online.