Wood Therapy
For Cellulite
Traditional Colombian maderoterapia, performed with hand-carved wooden tools. Used for cellulite reduction, skin texture refinement, and lymphatic stimulation. A favorite among clients who want manual contour work without bruising or machinery.
A Hundred-Year-Old
Modality, Modernized
Maderoterapia originated in Colombia and has been used in South American studios for decades. We adopted it after years of skepticism — the results convinced us.
- 01Visibly Smooths CelluliteThe dimpling on outer thighs and glutes responds well to consistent wood therapy. Most clients see clear texture change by session four.
- 02Stimulates Lymph FlowThe wooden contours move surface lymph in patterns hands alone can't reach. A side benefit beyond the aesthetic effect.
- 03Refines Skin Tone & TextureCrepey or dimpled skin tightens visibly across the series. Best results in clients with mild-to-moderate laxity.
- 04No BruisingUnlike cupping or aggressive deep tissue, wood therapy is firm but kind to surface tissue. Clients walk out unmarked.
- 05Stacks With Sculpt & ToneMany clients combine 30 minutes of wood with 60 minutes of sculpt. Ask about the combined visit.
What To Expect
Each Session
Come Prepared
- Hydrate well — two liters the day before
- Light meal an hour before
- Wear two-piece clothing
- Photograph the treatment area for tracking
- Avoid spray tan within 24 hours
After Your Session
- Continue hydrating that day
- Light walking encouraged
- Skip hot tubs and sauna for 24 hours
- Apply firming moisturizer at bedtime
- Book weekly for the first six weeks
Six Weeks To See Change
Wood therapy works on consistency — six visits in six weeks is the floor.
Wood Therapy, Answered
Juanita Chabolla, LMT
Fourteen-year licensed massage therapist specializing in post-operative lymphatic massage. Compression expert serving Beverly Hills since 2018.
More about Juanita →Central Beverly Hills
Lymphyx is at 9150 Wilshire Boulevard, in the heart of Beverly Hills — an easy reach from West Hollywood and across the LA Westside. Close enough to keep a standing weekly or monthly appointment without rearranging your day, with the same trained therapists every visit.
