Frequently Asked Questions

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During your session you’ll receive a brief consultation, targeted warm-up, and skilled wooden tool sculpting over chosen areas. Expect firm pressure and warming sensations, possible temporary redness, and an immediate sensation of contouring. Sessions last one hour; results improve across multiple treatments.

Most clients feel firm pressure and rolling movements; some mild discomfort or tenderness can occur, especially over dense areas. Therapists adjust intensity to comfort. Discomfort typically subsides quickly, and many report immediate improved circulation and reduced tightness after treatment.

Visible improvements often appear after three to six sessions, with optimal contouring achieved through package plans (6,12,18,24). Frequency is usually weekly initially, then maintenance. Your therapist will customize a schedule based on body goals and tissue response.

Wood therapy is not recommended for pregnancies, active infections, blood clotting disorders, severe varicose veins, or recent surgery in the area. Inform your therapist about medications and medical history during consultation to ensure safe, personalized care.

Yes — we offer customizable packages of 6, 12, 18, and 24 sessions with tiered pricing that saves you money per treatment. Packages include a tailored plan and scheduling recommendations to maximize results and long-term maintenance.

After treatment, hydrate well, avoid hot saunas and intense exercise for 24 hours, and apply gentle moisturizing creams. Light movement and lymphatic massage enhance results. Follow any specific recommendations from your therapist to support recovery and optimize sculpting benefits.