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Endospheres Therapy Pre-Care & Aftercare Instructions

How to Prepare for Your Endospheres Session and Support Your Results Afterwards

Endospheres Therapy is a non-invasive treatment that uses compressive micro-vibration to support lymphatic drainage, circulation, and the appearance of smoother, firmer skin on the body and face. Sessions are relaxing and require no downtime. The simple preparation and aftercare steps below help you get the most from each session.

Before Your Endospheres Therapy Session

After Your Endospheres Therapy Session

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Endospheres Therapy hurt?

No — most clients find it relaxing, similar to a firm massage. Your therapist adjusts the intensity to your comfort.

How many Endospheres sessions do I need?

A series is usually recommended — often 6 to 12 sessions for body areas, depending on your goals. Your provider will build your plan.

When will I see results from Endospheres Therapy?

Many clients notice their skin looks and feels smoother after the first sessions, with results building over the full series and maintained with periodic sessions.

Is there any downtime after Endospheres Therapy?

None. You can go straight back to work, exercise, and your normal routine.

Who should avoid Endospheres Therapy?

It may not be suitable during pregnancy or with certain vein conditions, recent surgery, or active skin infections. Your provider will check your suitability before your first session.

When to Contact a Medical Professional

Contact the spa or your treating clinician if redness or discomfort in the treated area does not settle within a day or two, or if you notice unusual swelling or bruising.

Questions about your Endospheres Therapy treatment?

Contact Eureka Body Care & Spa for personalized guidance or to schedule your next appointment.

Eureka Body Care & Spa — 303 5th Ave, 4th Floor, Suite 407, New York, NY 10016 · Call (212) 858-0706 · Text (833) 255-9387

Learn more about this treatment: Endospheres Therapy — or book your visit at our Appointments page.

These instructions are general educational information and do not replace the directions of your treating medical professional.

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