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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Wood therapy for face, neck and arms..
Our therapists perform a skin consultation and adjust pressure and tools accordingly. A patch test can be done if needed. Avoid if you have open wounds, active acne cysts, or recent cosmetic procedures; we'll recommend alternatives or modified techniques.
Arrive makeup-free, as requested. Avoid heavy exfoliation or retinoids 48–72 hours prior. Hydrate and disclose medications or recent treatments. Short nails and loose jewelry help therapists work comfortably and safely on face, neck, and arms.
Results vary; many clients notice immediate firmness and improved circulation lasting several days. Cumulative benefits—improved tone, texture, and lymphatic drainage—are best maintained with weekly to biweekly sessions, then monthly upkeep depending on goals.
Wood therapy helps soften expression lines by relaxing muscles and promoting circulation, but it doesn't eliminate deep wrinkles. Combined with proper skincare and repeated sessions, it can visibly improve fine lines and overall skin glow.
We recommend avoiding makeup for at least four hours to allow skin to breathe and absorb products. If you must apply makeup, wait until redness subsides; follow aftercare instructions for best results and minimal irritation.
For visible improvements, start with weekly or biweekly sessions for a month, then space to every 3–4 weeks. Frequency depends on skin condition and goals; your therapist will create a personalized plan during consultation.