Spa Executive March-April

Four Seasons Toronto Spa launches
biohacking treatments
The all-new, state-of-the-art Wellness & Bio
Bar, now open daily at Four Seasons Toronto,
offers a number of advanced treatments,
including biohacking.
The Five-Star Spa at Four Seasons Toronto is
introducing an innovative new feature designed
to improve guests’ health, well-being, and
quality of life.
The all-new, state-of-the-art Wellness & Bio
Bar, now open daily at Four Seasons Toronto,
offers a number of advanced treatments,
including biohacking, and “reinforces the
brand’s standards of personalized service while
redefining what it truly means to live well.”
The Wellness & Bio Bar required six months of
extensive training for the Four Seasons team and
features a curated menu centered around four
pillars: mental, physical, spiritual and sexual wellness.
“At the Spa at Four Seasons Toronto, I want to
ensure guests know living well is a lifestyle, not
a trend,” said Carlos Calvo Rodriguez, Senior
Spa Director at Four Seasons Hotel Toronto,
in a statement. “With the introduction of the
Wellness & Bio Bar, we’re providing our guests
with scientifically proven evidence-based
treatments tailor-made to each guest’s wants,
needs and desires. We’re excited to provide
them with some of the only biohacking services
in Toronto that will notably improve their health
as they make incremental changes to their
bodies and overall lifestyles.”
Results driven services include:
LPG Endermologie treatments
Touch therapy for those living with, or who
have a history of living with, cancer
Pre and post-natal treatments
Jetlag recovery
Celluma light therapy
Hypnosis sessions
LPG Endermologie is technology that gently
stimulates the skin to reactivate dormant
cellular activity. It is said to be 100% natural
and painless, and to provide visible results
instantly with no side effects. Four Seasons is
the first luxury hotel spa in Canada to ​have LPG
technology, which was created in France and is
based on mechanobiology; a science studying
the influence of mechanical forces on tissues
and cells.
Also notable is the introduction of touch
therapy for guests living with, or who have a
history of living with, cancer. These therapies
are designed to address specific needs of
those who have gone through treatments such
as chemotherapy, radiation, and surgeries,
and to address related skin conditions while
supporting the body’s immune and lymphatic
systems, improving the range of motion,
encouraging better sleep, and reducing pain
and inflammation.
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