Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about 80 Min Hot Stone Massage.

Yes. Our therapists assess health history, adjust temperature and pressure, and explain each step. First-time clients receive gentler stone work and additional consultation to ensure comfort and safety. Disclose medical conditions to help tailor the session appropriately.

Arrive hydrated, avoid a heavy meal immediately before the massage, and wear comfortable clothing. Complete our intake form and inform your therapist about injuries, medications, or pregnancy. Plan to arrive ten minutes early to relax and begin on time.

Yes. Hot stones are not suitable for certain conditions like uncontrolled high blood pressure, blood clotting disorders, recent surgery, open wounds, severe varicose veins, or active infections. Pregnant clients should consult their physician and therapist before booking.

No. Stones are heated to a safe, regulated temperature and always tested on the therapist's wrist. Stones are wrapped and used with oils and towels to prevent burns. Tell your therapist immediately if any heat feels uncomfortable.

You may feel deeply relaxed, warm, and slightly tired for several hours. Increased circulation can cause mild thirst or urination. Drink water, avoid intense exercise immediately after, and enjoy improved muscle mobility. Benefits often increase with follow-up sessions.

Absolutely. Your therapist will consult before and throughout the session to match pressure to your comfort and therapeutic needs. Pressure can be adjusted anytime, combining gentle stone warming with firmer manual techniques for targeted relief upon request.