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Frequently Asked Questions
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Your therapist begins with a brief consultation, then uses long, flowing strokes and rhythmic movements across the whole body. Pressure is adjusted to comfort, draping maintained for modesty, and quiet relaxation encouraged. Expect deep relaxation and reduced muscle tension afterward.
Hydrate well, avoid heavy meals, and arrive 10–15 minutes early to complete intake forms. Wear comfortable clothing you can easily remove, communicate health concerns, and inform the therapist of areas to focus on or avoid for a tailored, safe experience.
Yes — it’s excellent for beginners. Therapists prioritize comfort, communicate about pressure, and can start gently while gradually increasing intensity if desired. First-time clients should share health history and personal preferences to ensure a relaxing, enjoyable introduction to massage.
Absolutely. Therapists routinely adjust pressure throughout the session based on your feedback. Communicate if a stroke feels too firm or light; they’ll modify technique, depth, and pace to maximize comfort and therapeutic benefit while protecting sensitive or injured areas.
Certain conditions—fever, contagious illnesses, recent surgery, deep vein thrombosis, or unstable cardiovascular disease—may make this massage unsuitable. Inform us of medical history and medications during booking; therapists will advise, adapt techniques, or recommend medical clearance if necessary.
Drink plenty of water, rest, and avoid heavy exercise for the remainder of the day. Gentle stretching and warm baths help relieve mild soreness. If unusual pain, swelling, or adverse reactions occur, contact us promptly to discuss follow-up care.