Post-Surgical Clients

This therapy is an excellent choice for those following cosmetic or medical surgery. Maderothearpy can be used to treat scarring and improve the tone and texture of the superficial layers of tissue and skin. Scars are formed when damage occurs to the body’s internal and external tissues and as part of this process the natural healing and building of collagen fibres occurs resulting in the formation of a scar, which can often look aesthetically displeasing. 

Wood therapy will decrease the process of scarring by breaking down, loosening and realigning the collagen fibres. As surgery causes damage to the lymph vessels surrounding the tissues of the affected area, the body’s natural response is to produce clear fluid and this translates to pain and swelling and sometimes the formation of seromas. Maderotherapy will activate the lymphatic drainage system and drastically improve fluid retention quickly, allowing for a reduction in pain and a greater level of mobility in the body.

Clients suffering from cellulite & fluid retention 

Wood therapy is also an extremely effective treatment for cellulite which is the dreaded dimply appearance of the skin that is most common in women and often affects the legs, thighs and buttocks. Cellulite and fat deposits are caused by our genetic make up, hormonal changes, insufficient water intake and activity, improper diet and the natural ageing process. Cellulite tissues form on the connective tissues within our bodies and as they grow, protrude through the deeper layers of skin resulting in the bumpy effect that we see on the outer surface on the skin.

Through fast and dynamic movement, Maderotherapy, will breakdown cellulite and tone and tighten the skin and reduce inches from your legs, buttocks and waist. It does so by disintegrating fat cells together with enlarged superficial fat cells and pushes them towards the lymphatic system which has fluid in its lymphatic veins. This process ends via the excretory system. There are varying cellulite types and to differing degrees. Your therapist will assess what stage your cellulite is at and following this can advise upon techniques used, and number and frequency of recommended sessions.