Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Cellulite Massage.

You may feel pounding, circular motions, kneading and cupping as therapists work to disperse fat and toxins. Tools are often used and bruising or tenderness can occur. Sessions last 30 or 60 minutes with optional time extensions; aftercare helps recovery.

Bruising is common due to deep work and tools like cups. Mild to moderate bruises typically fade within several days to two weeks. Cold packs, gentle care, and avoiding blood-thinning substances can help speed recovery.

Results vary by individual, but many clients notice gradual improvement after several sessions. A typical course is 6–12 treatments spaced weekly, followed by maintenance sessions and supportive lifestyle habits for best outcomes.

Yes. Therapists may use cups, rollers, or gua sha tools to break adhesions, stimulate circulation, and enhance lymphatic flow. These tools increase effectiveness but can also increase the likelihood of temporary bruising.

Not for everyone. Contraindications include blood clotting disorders, active infections, recent surgery, severe varicose veins, or pregnancy in some cases. A consultation and health history review determine suitability.

Hydrate well, avoid alcohol and blood-thinning medications if medically allowed, and inform your therapist about medications and health conditions. Wear comfortable clothing and plan light activity after the session.