What the therapy does
Post-Lipo Corrective Therapy uses a tailored mix of non-surgical modalities selected to address lumpiness, uneven fat distribution, and fluid pockets after liposuction. At Studio Chique we assess tissue quality and choose approaches intended to soften adhesions, promote even contour, and assist the body’s natural settling process — understanding that results vary by individual healing.
Your treatment plan is shaped by timing in your post-operative course and any instructions from your surgeon. We work within those constraints to sequence modalities safely, monitor swelling and texture changes, and adapt techniques as scar tissue and lymphatic response evolve over multiple visits.
What to expect during sessions
Sessions include a selection of modalities most suitable to the issue presented; the provider explains choices and expected sensations before starting. Appointments are conducted in a private treatment room in our Langdon studio and planned around your healing stage rather than a fixed one-size routine.
You should expect gradual change; noticeable improvement typically appears across several visits as tissues soften and contours settle. Any discomfort is discussed beforehand and managed conservatively; the pace of change depends on surgical technique, individual healing, and adherence to your surgeon’s post-op guidance.
Deciding if it's right
This service is designed for people experiencing lumpiness, unevenness, or persistent fluid pockets after liposuction who prefer non-surgical contour optimization. It is not a replacement for revision surgery; we recommend coordinating care with your surgeon to confirm timing, indications, and any medical clearances needed before starting therapy.
Studio Chique serves Washington’s Langdon neighborhood and nearby communities like College Park and Brookland, with flexible early-morning and evening bookings for commuters using Rhode Island Ave–Brentwood or Brookland-CUA Metro stations. Consider pairing therapy with self-care packages when you visit the U.S. National Arboretum or Union Market on weekends.
