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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Massage Wood Therapy.
A session uses smooth, calibrated wooden tools with oil to glide and sculpt. Expect rhythmic strokes, targeted kneading, and occasional deeper pressure for contouring. Treatments typically last 45–90 minutes, aiming for relaxation, circulation boost, and visible smoothing of treated areas.
Generally safe for most clients when performed by trained therapists. Avoid if you have open wounds, active infections, deep vein thrombosis, or severe varicose veins. Always disclose medical history and medications during consultation to determine suitability and avoid complications.
Most clients notice subtle improvements after one session, with more pronounced contouring after a series. Typically 6–10 treatments spaced one week apart are recommended, though individualized plans may vary based on goals, body area, and lifestyle factors.
The technique can temporarily improve the appearance of cellulite by smoothing tissue and enhancing circulation. Results vary by severity and maintenance; combining with proper hydration, exercise, and a series of treatments yields the best, longer-lasting outcomes.
Common temporary effects include mild redness, bruising, tenderness, or warmth in treated areas. These typically resolve within a few days. Rarely, more significant bruising or sensitivity may occur. Communicate concerns with your therapist for adjustments and post-care recommendations.
Hydrate well, avoid heavy lotions or recent tanning, and arrive with clean, exfoliated skin if possible. After treatment, drink water, avoid hot baths or intense exercise for 24 hours, and follow therapist recommendations for moisturizers or follow-up sessions to maximize results.