Endospheres: What Actually Happens During a Session
It's compressive microvibration therapy, a technology that reaches the layers standard massage can't, to support circulation, lymphatic drainage, and skin firmness.
What it feels like. A firm, rhythmic pressure moves across the treatment area. Most clients describe it as deeply relaxing, closer to a deep tissue massage than a clinical treatment.
What it targets. Face and body. For the face: contour and lift. For the body: firming, smoothing, and support for circulation in areas like the abdomen, thighs, and arms.
How many sessions. Results build. Most plans begin with a course of 6 to 12 sessions, spaced weekly, tailored to your goal.
The difference is compounding. This isn't a treatment you do once and forget. Like skin, the body responds to consistency, not intensity.
This is how results are built.
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