What each session does
Each appointment is a focused, 60 MINUTES session that targets hardened, fibrotic tissue with manual techniques and topical application of the fibrosis serum. Therapists work to soften areas of tightness and adhesions while attending to comfort, using pressure and rhythmic strokes tailored to what the client’s tissue tolerates during recovery.
Clients commonly report feeling reduced tightness, lighter limbs, and immediate ease after treatment—outcomes reflected in multiple client experiences. Because this program supports post-op recovery, a consultation is required for anyone healing from liposuction or BBL so the therapist can assess timing and suitability before beginning sessions.
The fibrosis serum formula
The included fibrosis serum is described as infused with amino acids, vitamins, and minerals and is applied during each session to nourish the skin while therapists address hardened tissue. The serum’s role is supportive: it helps create a comfortable surface for manual work and adds topical nutrients to skin already coping with recent surgical changes.
The offer is sold as a four-session program: buy three sessions and receive the fourth session complimentary, with the specialized serum provided during appointments. The package structure lets clients receive a consistent course of care without needing to source separate topical products between visits.
Booking and local logistics
Body Sculpt Studios is located in Central Harlem, New York, convenient for clients commuting from the Upper West Side, Upper East Side, Washington Heights and nearby neighborhoods. Book early-morning or weekend slots to fit transit schedules or to plan appointments around events at the Apollo Theater or visits to the Schomburg Center on 125th Street.
The four-session package is priced at $900 and each session lasts 60 MINUTES. Expect to schedule sessions over a recovery window discussed at consultation; note that January through April are busiest months, reflecting common recovery timelines for late-winter and early-spring surgeries.
