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Frequently Asked Questions
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Your therapist will target a single area using warmed oils and wooden tools. Expect firm pressure, rolling sensations, possible temporary redness, and immediate smoother contours. No anesthesia is required; you can return to most activities afterward.
Most clients feel firm pressure and occasional mild discomfort, not sharp pain. Sensitive skin may bruise lightly. Therapists adjust intensity to comfort and will avoid areas prone to bruising. Inform us of blood thinners or skin sensitivity.
One 30-minute session provides instant smoothing, but optimal, lasting results typically require a series. Many clients book 6–12 weekly sessions, then maintenance treatments. Your provider will create a personalized plan based on goals and response.
Downtime is minimal. You may notice redness, mild tenderness, or temporary swelling for 24–48 hours. Avoid hot baths, saunas, and vigorous exercise for the first day. Most clients resume normal activities immediately.
Not recommended for pregnancy, active skin infections, open wounds, blood clotting disorders, severe varicose veins, recent surgery, or certain medical conditions. Always disclose medications and health history so we can assess safety.
Yes. It pairs well with lymphatic drainage, cavitation, or radiofrequency, but timing matters to avoid overlapping inflammation. Your therapist will recommend a safe sequence and scheduling to maximize results and recovery.