Wooden Tools Massage

Service Description

Wood therapy (maderotherapy) is a vigorous, non-invasive massage technique using specially designed wooden tools (rollers, cups, paddles) to contour the body, reduce cellulite, and stimulate lymphatic drainage. It promotes relaxation, eases muscle tension, and boosts blood circulation through repetitive, deep-pressure motions. Healthline Healthline +4 Key Aspects of a Wood Therapy Massage: The Technique: Massage oil is applied first. A practitioner uses various wooden instruments, typically moving them toward the heart to aid lymphatic flow. Common Tools: Tools include Swedish cups for suction, roller sticks to break down fat, and contour boards for sculpting. Benefits: Proponents claim it helps break down stubborn fat, improves skin elasticity, tones muscles, and reduces cellulite, often acting as a detoxifying treatment. What to Expect: A session lasts about 45-60 minutes. While relaxing for some, it can be uncomfortable, and bruising may occur, especially in the first few sessions. Duration: Regular, ongoing sessions are recommended to maintain results