How the treatment works
The session begins with a resurfacing step using either dermal infusion or microdermabrasion, selected to match your skin’s needs. Resurfacing reduces surface roughness and helps address acne-related discoloration, then a Celluma LED light is applied to support skin appearance. A balancing enzyme mask finishes the core steps to calm and even the treated areas.
Before starting, we evaluate skin condition and select the resurfacing modality and mask formulation appropriate for your back or buttocks. The combination of mechanical or infusion resurfacing, targeted LED, and an enzyme mask is what shapes the outcome—each step contributes to texture, tone, and the overall refreshed appearance clients seek.
Wood therapy and drainage
Wood therapy is added specifically to address cellulite-related texture and to encourage lymphatic drainage in the treated areas. It’s a complementary manual technique that works alongside the resurfacing and LED steps to influence how tissue looks and feels. The degree of change depends on factors like tissue condition and frequency of treatment rather than a single session alone.
Scheduling and comfort are practical considerations: many Woodland Hills clients book this as an 85 MINUTES appointment that fits into weekend mornings or early evenings. Our location in the Warner Center / Topanga Canyon corridor, with easy access from the 101, makes it convenient for commuters and outdoors-minded residents returning from hikes or shopping at Westfield Topanga.
What to expect afterward
The intended result is smoother, clearer, and more refreshed skin on the back and buttocks after the combined protocol of LED, enzyme mask, wood therapy, and resurfacing. Because we choose dermal infusion or microdermabrasion based on your skin, the immediate feel and short-term recovery differ by modality. Outcomes evolve over days as surface texture settles and discoloration softens.
Choosing dermal infusion versus microdermabrasion is a trade-off that shapes comfort and recovery: dermal infusion delivers topical solutions during resurfacing for hydration and calming, while microdermabrasion provides mechanical exfoliation for pronounced surface renewal. Your provider will explain which option best matches your skin goals and everyday schedule during the consultation.
