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The wooden tools behind a new treatment at Newquay’s Fistral Spa

Published On: 29 September 2026Last Updated: 29 September 2026By
Guest sitting by the vitality pool water feature at Fistral Spa, Newquay

A body brush. A roller. A set of cups and a shaping tool. All of them made of wood, and all of them part of a new treatment arriving at a spa overlooking one of Cornwall’s best-known beaches next month.

Fistral Spa at Fistral Beach Hotel & Spa in Newquay is launching GAIA Lymphatic Sculpt from Monday 12 October, bringing one of wellness’ most in-demand treatment trends to the Cornish coast.

Therapist using a wooden lymphatic cup during GAIA Lymphatic Sculpt

📷GAIA lymphatic treatment at Fistral Spa

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What GAIA Lymphatic Sculpt involves

The treatment combines advanced lymphatic drainage techniques with rhythmic massage movements and that specialist wooden equipment. According to the spa, each piece has been chosen to enhance the sculpting techniques, stimulate circulation and encourage lymphatic flow, supporting the body’s natural detoxification processes.

It has been created to help reduce feelings of fluid retention and heaviness. The aim is to improve the appearance of skin tone and encourage a smoother, more contoured silhouette, with guests leaving feeling lighter, more energised and visibly refreshed.

Therapists work with GAIA’s naturally derived body care products throughout, including Calming Body Oil, Awakening Body Butter and Mineral SPF Moisturiser, to nourish the skin alongside the massage.

Therapist performing facial lymphatic drainage at Fistral Spa

📷GAIA lymphatic treatment at Fistral Spa

Prices and the 90-minute option

GAIA Lymphatic Sculpt comes in two lengths:

  • 60 minutes: £120
  • 90 minutes: £140

The longer session adds a facial lymphatic drainage ritual. It’s designed to help reduce puffiness, define facial contours and promote a radiant, refreshed complexion.

GAIA face serum being dropped into a therapist's hand

A one-off reset or a regular ritual

The spa says the treatment works either as a single wellness reset or as part of a regular self-care routine.

Many clients feel the benefits straight away. But for anyone looking to support lymphatic wellbeing over the longer term, regular sessions are recommended, and a programme of monthly maintenance treatments can build on the results of each visit.

Between appointments, the spa suggests some simple daily habits to keep things going: good hydration, dry body brushing and regular movement.

Fistral Beach Hotel overlooking surfers on Fistral Beach, Newquay

📷Fistral Beach Hotel exterior

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About Fistral Beach Hotel and Spa

Fistral Beach Hotel and Spa is an adults-only hotel overlooking Fistral Beach, aimed at couples, wellness-minded travellers and solo escapists.

Its spa includes GAIA treatments, a vitality pool, sauna, steam room and a relaxation lounge. Selected sea-facing suites have private balconies and in-room hot tubs, while dining is split between the Bay Bar and the 2 AA Rosette Dune Restaurant, which serves seasonal menus with Atlantic views.

Bookings for GAIA Lymphatic Sculpt can be made through the Fistral Beach Hotel & Spa treatments page.

Wooden lymphatic cup being used on a guest's leg

Therapist pouring GAIA body oil before a treatment

Guest relaxing with a drink in the Fistral Spa relaxation room

📷Fistral Beach Hotel spa relax room

Guest reading in the Fistral Spa relaxation room

📷Fistral Beach Hotel spa relax room

Guest in the Fistral Spa vitality pool

Guest sitting by the vitality pool water feature at Fistral Spa, Newquay

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