The Tox body sculpting studio opens in Denver’s Rino

DENVER — A new body sculpting studio has opened in Denver’s RiNo neighborhood, offering residents a non-invasive approach to wellness through a technique focused on detoxification and full-body vitality.

Christine MacCarroll, a longtime wellness entrepreneur, launched The Tox – Denver RiNo at 3191 Walnut St., Suite 105. The studio specializes in a proprietary method known as The Tox Technique, which aims to reduce inflammation, stimulate lymphatic drainage, increase circulation and help clients feel lighter and more energized.

“This method is grounded in real biology, delivers tangible results and feels incredible while doing it,” MacCarroll said. “It’s not just another trend. It supports the nervous system, boosts immunity and visibly sculpts the body.”

To mark the studio’s opening, The Tox – Denver RiNo will host a public open house Saturday, July 19, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Visitors can explore the studio, enjoy refreshments, receive a complimentary 15-minute mini facial and take home exclusive gifts.

The Tox Technique combines targeted body sculpting with proprietary lymphatic stimulation to flush excess fluid, support digestion and help clients feel recharged—often after just one session. Unlike a traditional massage or spa treatment, the technique is positioned as a holistic wellness experience designed to promote lasting change.

While the studio does not require a membership to book treatments, a limited number of VIP Founding Memberships are available for $49 per month. Members receive early access to bookings, service upgrades, quarterly merchandise drops, product discounts and curated gifts. More information is available at bit.ly/denverrinovip.

The studio’s modern, sensory-focused design reflects the downtown energy of its RiNo location, with attention to music, lighting and atmosphere.

“The Tox is more than a treatment,” MacCarroll said. “It’s a method, a reset and a commitment to feeling your best.”