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Frequently Asked Questions
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During your session you'll feel soothing warmth from smooth stones and gentle Swedish strokes. Expect focused work on feet and lower legs, a brief intake, relaxing breathing guidance, and aftercare tips. Stones are regulated for comfort and safety throughout.
Yes in most cases. Inform your therapist about sensitivity, skin conditions, diabetes, or circulation issues beforehand. We'll adjust stone temperature and pressure and perform a short test. Not recommended for open wounds, severe neuropathy, or uncontrolled health conditions without clearance.
Arrive hydrated and clean, with bare feet or easy-to-remove socks. Avoid heavy meals or alcohol beforehand and remove nail polish if combining with a pedicure. Allow ten minutes to complete intake forms so your therapist can tailor pressure and temperature.
Absolutely—this treatment pairs well with pedicures, reflexology add-ons, or spa packages. Combining services may extend time and cost; notify reception when booking so we can schedule appropriately. Our team can customize sequences for maximum relaxation and therapeutic benefit.
Frequency depends on your needs: weekly or biweekly sessions suit chronic tension or recovery, while monthly visits maintain comfort and circulation. Your therapist will recommend a plan based on activity level, soreness, and response to treatment to optimize results.
Yes, the heat and massage can reduce mild swelling and relieve achiness by improving circulation and lymphatic flow. However, if you have severe edema, blood clots, or medical conditions, consult your doctor first; we can modify treatment as needed.