Colombian Wood Therapy Body

What Is It?

Colombian Wood Therapy is a non-invasive body sculpting technique using specialized wooden tools to shape and sculpt the body. It is widely used for reducing body fat, minimizing cellulite, stimulating lymphatic drainage, and alleviating fluid retention. Rooted in Colombian traditions, it offers a natural and holistic approach to body contouring.

What Does It Do?

• Breaks down localized fat deposits
• Reduces the appearance of cellulite
• Enhances lymphatic circulation to eliminate toxins and excess fluids
• Relieves water retention and bloating
• Stimulates blood flow to improve skin tone and elasticity
• Sculpts and contours areas like waist, thighs, back, arms, and buttocks

How Does It Work?

Trained practitioners use various anatomically designed wooden tools — rollers, cups, contouring boards — applying rhythmic, targeted pressure to specific areas. This process stimulates the lymphatic system, breaks down adipose tissue, boosts circulation, and encourages detoxification. The motions mimic manual lymphatic massage but with enhanced mechanical effect thanks to the wooden instruments.

How Many Sessions Are Required?

A full course typically includes 6‑8 sessions, often at one per week, depending on your goals and body type.

Who Is It Suitable For?

• Individuals seeking reduced cellulite or body fat
• Those with water retention or bloating
• Clients looking for postoperative lymphatic drainage (e.g. post-liposuction)
• Postpartum women or detox-focused clients

Is It Painful?

The treatment is generally well tolerated. In areas with heavier cellulite or fluid buildup, some sensitivity or slight discomfort may be felt. Most describe it like a deep-tissue massage.

Is There Downtime?

No downtime is required. Clients can resume normal activities immediately. Mild redness or light bruising may occur, particularly in sensitive individuals, but these effects are transient.

Duration of Sessions

Typically 20–30 minutes per area. Multiple areas can be treated within a single session, depending on your goals.

How Long Between Treatments?

Maintenance sessions may be recommended weekly or biweekly to sustain results.