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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Face, Neck, Foot and Shoulders.
Your therapist will use focused massage, gentle facial strokes, neck and shoulder release, and foot reflex work. Sessions include consultation, pressure adjustments to your comfort, and post-treatment recommendations to prolong results. Total time varies based on chosen package and client needs.
Yes, with precautions. Inform us of sensitivities and allergies beforehand. We’ll use hypoallergenic oils, adjust techniques, or avoid facial products as needed. Your therapist will perform a brief patch test and modify the session to ensure comfort and safety throughout.
Treatments commonly run 60 or 90 minutes, allowing thorough attention to each area. Shorter options may be available for focused relief. Your therapist will prioritize the most tense areas within the booked time to maximize benefit.
Pregnancy or postpartum care requires consultation. Early pregnancy or high-risk conditions may limit options. We offer modified techniques and positioning for later pregnancy and postpartum after clearance from your healthcare provider. Always disclose pregnancy stage when booking.
Yes—targeted releases can reduce muscle tightness and improve mobility. Regular sessions paired with stretching recommendations and ergonomic advice produce the best long-term results. Severe or structural conditions should be evaluated by a medical professional before ongoing massage therapy.
Arrive hydrated and wear comfortable clothing. Avoid heavy meals immediately before the session. Share medical history, current medications, and any recent injuries with your therapist so they can tailor pressure and techniques for a safe, effective experience.