Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Wood Therapy Body Sculpting.

Most clients see improvement after three to six sessions, with optimal results commonly achieved after eight to twelve treatments. Sessions are typically spaced one week apart. Frequency depends on goals, targeted area, and individual response discussed during consultation.

Therapists apply firm pressure but adjust intensity for comfort. You may feel deep rolling, temporary redness, or mild soreness similar to an intensive massage. Communicate sensations; we modify techniques to ensure effectiveness while maintaining comfort and safety.

Yes. When performed by trained professionals and cleared by your surgeon, wood therapy can assist lymphatic drainage, reduce edema, and minimize scar adhesions. We tailor protocols to your recovery stage and coordinate care to prioritize healing and safety.

Yes. Contraindications include active infections, open wounds, deep vein thrombosis, uncontrolled hypertension, certain skin conditions, and recent blood clots. Pregnant clients or those with implanted devices should consult their physician. We perform thorough consultations to determine suitability and safety.

Avoid heavy meals, alcohol, and intense exercise for 24 hours. Hydrate well and wear comfortable clothing. Arrive with clean skin and any post-operative clearance or medical history. We’ll review expectations during your consultation.

Initial smoothing and reduced puffiness often appear after the first session. Noticeable contouring and cellulite reduction typically emerge after several sessions, with continued improvement over weeks. Maintenance sessions and healthy lifestyle choices help preserve and enhance long-term outcomes.