Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Wood Therapy.

Wood Therapy is a hands-on body contouring technique using specially shaped wooden tools to mobilize fat, stimulate lymphatic drainage, and smooth cellulite. Certified technicians perform targeted strokes that sculpt contours, improve circulation, and promote gradual, natural-looking reduction without surgery.

Generally safe when performed by trained therapists, but not appropriate for pregnant women, active infections, blood clotting disorders, or certain skin conditions. We conduct a consultation and medical history review to determine suitability and customize treatment plans for your goals and health status.

Most clients notice improvement after three to four sessions, with optimal contouring achieved in six to twelve treatments spaced weekly. Individual results vary based on body composition and goals; periodic maintenance sessions help sustain and enhance long-term outcomes.

Treatments are generally comfortable, though some clients feel mild soreness or temporary redness. Minor bruising can occur, especially on sensitive skin or after vigorous sessions. We adjust pressure for comfort, review medications like blood thinners, and provide aftercare tips to minimize side effects.

Sessions typically run 30 to 60 minutes depending on treatment area and client goals. Initial visits may include a consultation and measurements, extending time slightly. Therapists will recommend session length and frequency to maximize sculpting and lymphatic benefits.

Wood Therapy is a non-surgical contouring option ideal for reducing cellulite and refining contours, but it cannot remove large fat volumes like liposuction. For significant lipodystrophy, surgical options remain superior. We assess goals and recommend the most effective combination for results.