The Truth About Wood Therapy

Today, we are talking about wood therapy, the newest trend in the aesthetic world. Wood therapy, which involves using a wooden, handheld tool is said to increase lymphatic circulation and eventually improve cellulite. Keep on reading to hear more about what wood therapy and lymphatic massaging are, if there's any research behind it, and if you should do it!What is Wood Therapy?

• Vigorous massage technique using a wooden tool, such as rolling pins or vacuum-suction cups
• Actually centuries old and originated in Asia
• Claims to: increase lymphatic circulation, reduce wrinkles, alleviate stress, and eliminate stress

Does It Work?

• Researchers have not studied or proved any of these claims
• Because wood therapy is a massage technique, you definitely will experience the benefits of a massage, such as stress relief and relaxation
• No evidence that you can maintain these benefits long term
• Wood therapy doesn't involve using agents such as retinoid creams, which are actually proven to provide better results
• Lymphatic massages in general can have benefits for cellulite reduction, at least temporarily

What to Expect

• If you want to try wood therapy, make sure to see an experienced practitioner.
• Use topical creams containing retinol. Retinol with massage may reduce cellulite by increasing collagen production by thickening the outer layers of the skin.
• Try our KD Neck Refirming Therapy, Supermodel Sculpting Cream, or High Dose Retinoid Regenerator

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