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Wood Therapy.

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Wood Therapy uses smooth wooden tools moved with controlled pressure over selected body areas.

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Skin treatment with a handheld device at Elite Spa
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YOUR VISIT, EXPLAINED

A clear plan. Personal care.

01  Talk through your priorities.
Share your goals, health history, medicines and recent treatments. Ask what the proposed option can realistically offer you.

02  Know what to expect.
The team explains the tools and agrees on areas and comfortable pressure. Ask about clothing, session length and how to request a lighter approach. Pain is not proof that a treatment is effective.

03  Leave with clear guidance.
Follow individualized advice and report marked bruising, skin injury, persistent pain or unusual swelling. Do not have further pressure applied over a new or unexplained problem.

Wood Therapy, explained.

Ask for current pricing.
Read the essentials below. Call 727 505 4997 if you would rather talk through your questions.

What is Wood Therapy?

Wood Therapy uses smooth wooden tools moved with controlled pressure over selected body areas. It is a hands-on body-care technique rather than an energy-based device procedure.

Which areas can be discussed?

The clinic lists the arms, abdomen, thighs, legs and buttocks. Pressure and areas should be agreed individually, particularly when skin is delicate or easily bruised.

What might it offer?

Some people choose Wood Therapy for a body-care experience or cosmetic texture concerns. It is not a proven method for weight loss, detoxification or permanent cellulite removal.

What are the limits?

Do not expect a guaranteed change in body shape. Ask what outcome is realistic, how the response will be reviewed and whether a proposed course has evidence relevant to your goal.

What should I discuss first?

Discuss fragile skin, easy bruising, blood-thinning medicines, circulation concerns, recent surgery and skin problems. A new painful or swollen area should be assessed medically first.

What is included in the price?

Ask for current pricing. Ask which area or product is included, whether a course is suggested, the total cost and the current booking terms.

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