Maderotherapy / Wood Therapy

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Maderotherapy (Wood Therapy)

Maderotherapy, also known as wood therapy, is a form of massage using a variety of wooden handheld tools designed to reach deep tissue and help battling body shape concerns. The usage of wood tools means the therapy is fully holistic and eliminates a possibility of unwanted skin reactions. Since Maderotherapy is a form of massage, you will get advantage of all the benefits of a classic massage, such as relaxation and tension release, plus visibly reduced cellulite and tightened body. Through the vigorous use of the wooden rolling pins and suction cups this technique is a fantastic manual body sculpting method. Maderotherapy will also help remove toxins from your body by draining lymphatic nodes. For maximised results we recommend at least 10-12 monthly sessions, however a single session can also be booked.

1 session

£105

10 sessions

£950

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Maderotherapy – Your Questions, Answered

Does Wood Therapy Really Break Down Fat?

Wood therapy, or maderotherapy, is often used to smooth the skin, improve circulation and reduce the look of cellulite. While it can make you feel slimmer and more toned, there’s no scientific proof it actually breaks down fat cells. The results are more about boosting blood flow and firming the skin rather than true fat loss.

How Long Does It Take To See Results From Wood Therapy?

Most people notice a difference in how their skin looks and feels after just a few wood therapy sessions – things like less puffiness and a smoother appearance. For longer-lasting results, especially with cellulite, it usually takes a course of treatments over several weeks. Everyone’s body responds a bit differently, so the exact timing can vary, but consistency is key.

How Painful Is Wood Therapy?

Wood therapy isn’t usually painful, but it can feel quite intense, especially in areas where there’s more tension or stubborn cellulite. Most people describe it as a deep, firm massage rather than something uncomfortable. If the pressure feels too strong, it’s always fine to let your therapist know so they can adjust it to suit you.

Does Wood Therapy Help With Lymphatic Drainage?

Yes, wood therapy can support lymphatic drainage. The movements and pressure from the wooden tools help to stimulate circulation and encourage the body’s natural process of moving excess fluid and toxins. This is why many people feel lighter, less puffy and more energised after a session.