Hi, I’m Makayla, founder of Hourglass Body Sculpting and a mom of two. I started Hourglass in 2022 because I wanted to give women another option for addressing the areas of their bodies that can be difficult to change on their own.
I know that our bodies are constantly changing. Pregnancy, aging, genetics, hormones, weight fluctuations and lifestyle can all play a role in where we carry stubborn fat, how our skin looks and feels, and the changes we see over time. Sometimes, even with a healthy lifestyle and consistent exercise, certain areas simply don’t respond the way we want them to.
That’s why I don’t believe in treating every woman or every body the same. I take the time to look at your individual concerns, tissue, body composition and goals, then use different non-invasive body sculpting modalities and techniques based on what I believe will best address those areas.
Whether you’re dealing with stubborn fat, loose or aging skin, cellulite, postpartum changes, or areas that have always bothered you because of genetics, my goal is simple: help you feel more confident in your body with results that still look natural and like you.
Body sculpting isn’t one-size-fits-all. At Hourglass Body Sculpting, I combine non-invasive technologies with my personal body sculpting technique, developed through years of hands-on experience working with different bodies, tissue types and concerns.
Rather than following the exact same protocol for every client, I adjust the modalities, techniques and treatment approach based on your body, tissue, treatment area and individual goals.
Laser Lipolysis
Uses low-level light energy delivered through pads placed directly over the treatment area. This technology is used for non-invasive body contouring and circumference reduction.
Targets: Stubborn areas • Body contouring • Circumference reduction
Ultrasonic Cavitation
Uses low-frequency ultrasound energy to create acoustic pressure within targeted tissue. It is used as a non-invasive approach to localized fat reduction and body contouring.
Targets: Localized stubborn fat • Problem areas • Body contouring
Radio Frequency Skin Tightening
Uses controlled radiofrequency energy to gently heat deeper layers of tissue. This thermal response supports collagen remodeling and can gradually improve the appearance of skin firmness, laxity and texture.
Targets: Loose skin • Crepey skin • Firmness • Skin texture
Vacuum Therapy
Uses controlled suction to lift and mechanically mobilize the skin and underlying tissue. It can temporarily increase local circulation and is incorporated into certain treatments to improve tissue mobility and the appearance of cellulite.
Targets: Cellulite appearance • Tissue mobility • Body contouring
Wood Therapy
A hands-on technique using specially shaped wooden tools to massage and mechanically manipulate superficial tissue. I incorporate wood therapy into certain treatments to mobilize tissue and complement other sculpting modalities.
Targets: Tissue mobility • Massage • Body contouring
LED Light Therapy
Uses specific wavelengths of non-UV light that interact with cells in the skin and underlying tissue. Different wavelengths can be used to support skin-focused goals and complement other aesthetic treatments.
Targets: Skin appearance • Skin-focused treatments • Treatment support
Red Light Therapy
Uses red and near-infrared wavelengths in a process known as photobiomodulation. These wavelengths interact with cellular processes and are commonly used to support skin health, recovery and collagen-related processes.
Targets: Skin health • Collagen support • Recovery • Overall skin appearance
Hot & Cold Hammer
Uses controlled warming and cooling at the surface of the skin. Warming can temporarily increase local circulation and prepare the tissue, while cooling helps calm and soothe the skin following treatment.
Targets: Treatment preparation • Cooling • Soothing • Post-treatment skin
The Lymphatic System
Your lymphatic system is a network of vessels, lymph nodes and organs that helps maintain fluid balance, transport immune cells and return excess fluid from your tissues back into circulation.
Unlike your cardiovascular system, the lymphatic system does not have a heart-like pump moving lymph throughout the body. Muscle contractions, breathing and normal body movement help move lymph through lymphatic vessels.
This is why movement, hydration and certain massage-based techniques may be incorporated around body-contouring treatments to support normal circulation, fluid movement and the body’s natural physiological processes.
Why I Combine Modalities
The machine is only one part of the treatment. My personal technique is what determines how I select, combine and perform each modality for the individual body in front of me.
One client may need a greater focus on body contouring, while another may benefit from more attention to skin firmness, cellulite or tissue mobility. When appropriate, I can combine multiple modalities within a treatment to address more than one concern.
Your body is individual. Your treatment should be too.