Maderotherapy is a massage technique that uses wooden tools of various shapes and sizes. These implements allow the therapist to adapt their movements and the level of pressure applied, depending on the area being treated and the desired results. The massage can be performed on different parts of the body, including the legs, buttocks, abdomen, and arms.
While maderotherapy is primarily known for its aesthetic applications, it also offers a highly valuable therapeutic dimension.
A session should not be painful. However, some pressure or sensitivity may be felt, particularly when tissues are more sensitive or tense.
Promotes a smoother, more toned appearance of the skin.
Stimulates blood and lymphatic circulation.
Relieves sensations of heavy or restless legs.
Decreases muscle and fascial tension.
Tones muscles.
Reduces the appearance of cellulite.
Promotes the decongestion of tissues.
Refines the silhouette.