Wax therapy is a type of treatment that involves the use of warm wax to relax the muscles and improve circulation. This therapy is often used to help manage chronic pain and other conditions, such as arthritis, fibromyalgia, and sports injuries.

During a wax therapy treatment, the therapist will heat a special type of wax, known as paraffin wax, to a safe and comfortable temperature. The wax will then be applied to the affected area, typically using a brush or spatula. The therapist may also wrap the area with a towel or other material to help the wax stay in place and retain its warmth.