45–75 minutes
Treatment
Wood Therapy Lymphatic Drainage Massage
Treatment at a glance
Treatment time
Downtime
None; Mild Temporary Redness May Occur
Results
Often Noticeable After 1–3 Sessions
Longevity
Best Maintained with A Course and Healthy Lifestyle
Areas treated
Abdomen, Thighs, Hips, Buttocks, Arms, Back
Treatment time
45–75 minutes
Downtime
None; Mild Temporary Redness May Occur
Results
Often Noticeable After 1–3 Sessions
Longevity
Best Maintained with A Course and Healthy Lifestyle
Areas treated
Abdomen, Thighs, Hips, Buttocks, Arms, Back
Wood Therapy Lymphatic Drainage Massage is a non-invasive body contouring treatment designed to support lymphatic flow, reduce fluid retention and improve the appearance of skin tone and texture.
Wood Therapy, also known as Maderoterapia, is a specialised body treatment that uses ergonomically designed wooden tools to apply deep, rhythmic massage techniques across targeted areas of the body.
This helps stimulate lymphatic drainage, support circulation and encourage the body’s natural detoxification processes.
The treatment is commonly chosen to address concerns such as fluid retention, the appearance of cellulite and uneven skin texture. It can also assist in improving overall body definition by working on areas where congestion or puffiness is more noticeable.
Each session is tailored following a consultation to understand your goals, lifestyle and suitability. The pressure and technique are adapted for comfort while ensuring effective stimulation of the underlying tissues. Many patients report feeling lighter and more contoured after treatment, with cumulative improvements seen over a course of sessions.
Why This Treatment Might Be Suitable for You
- You experience bloating or fluid retention
- You are looking to improve the appearance of cellulite
- You want a non-invasive body contouring option
- You prefer a natural, wellness-led approach to sculpting
- You are supporting post-operative recovery under clinical guidance
- You are preparing for a specific event or occasion
- You want to improve skin texture and tone
FAQs
How many Wood Therapy sessions will I need?
This depends on your individual goals, but a course of sessions is typically recommended for more noticeable and sustained results.
Does Wood Therapy hurt?
The treatment should not be painful. You may feel firm pressure in certain areas, but intensity is adjusted to ensure comfort throughout.
How soon will I see results?
Some clients notice changes such as reduced bloating or a lighter feeling after the first session, with more visible contouring developing over several treatments.
