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Frequently Asked Questions
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Most clients find wood therapy comfortable; you'll feel firm pressure, rolling and kneading sensations. Some temporary soreness or bruising can occur. Technicians adjust intensity for comfort, and treatments rarely require anesthesia or numbing agents.
We recommend a series of 6 to 12 sessions, typically once weekly or every other week. Maintenance treatments monthly or as-needed help sustain results; your therapist will customize the plan based on cellulite grade and desired contouring.
Immediately you'll often notice reduced puffiness, improved circulation and skin warmth; the area may appear smoother. Visible contouring increases after multiple sessions as connective tissue relaxes and lymphatic drainage reduces fluid retention.
Common short-term effects include mild redness, tenderness, and occasional bruising that resolve within days. Avoid treatment with active infections, open wounds, severe varicose veins, or during pregnancy; a consultation screens contraindications and ensures safety.
Ideal candidates are healthy adults seeking non-surgical cellulite reduction, improved tone and circulation in the lower body. Those with active skin conditions or certain vascular issues should consult first; personalized assessment determines suitability.
Arrive well-hydrated and avoid heavy alcohol for 24 hours. Skip heavy creams or oils on the treatment area and wear loose, comfortable clothing. Inform your therapist about medications, recent procedures, or medical conditions prior to treatment.