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Book a sculpting massage at home

A blood-flow boosting treatment to help minimise the appearance of cellulite.

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Benefits of sculpting massage

  • Boosts blood circulation and collagen production

  • Lessened appearance of cellulite*

  • Breaks down fatty tissue

    *After a few treatments and when paired with other lifestyle changes

Our recommendation

By boosting collagen production, this energetic massage can help improve circulation and minimise the appearance of cellulite.

“Some people don’t get it, some aren’t bothered by it and others embrace it,” says lead therapist Nadège. “But if you would like to tackle it, a sculpting massage can help.

“This treatment uses firm pressure and fast movements with cupping techniques and rolling to get the blood flowing, break down cellulite and smooth things out.”

During your treatment

Before your treatment, your therapist will check which parts of your body you’d like them to focus on.

They may use a brush to get the blood flowing, before using oil to apply quick, firm movements onto your skin focusing on the areas you’ve highlighted.

Since it’s a vigorous treatment, you’ll come away feeling lighter and a little more awake, too.

More info on sculpting massage

No – this is a hands-on massage treatment performed directly onto the skin with oil. Therapists use specific massage techniques to lessen the appearance of cellulite, with no machines necessary.

No – this is a treatment for smoothing out cellulite on parts of the body. Face sculpting massage uses different techniques, which this treatment doesn’t cover.

No, we don't recommend sculpting massage during pregnancy. Try our specialist pregnancy massage instead.

To keep you and your therapist safe, it’s important to hold off on getting a massage if you’re unwell with a fever or flu-like symptoms, or if you have a contagious skin disease. Therapists have the right to cancel your treatment if they think it will harm you or them in any way.

If you have a health condition and you’re not sure about booking a massage, consult your GP for advice beforehand.

Sculpting massage is only available in London

Sculpting massage is only available in London