Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Hot Stone Massage - 60 Min.

Yes. We conduct a thorough consultation and skin assessment before treatment, adjusting stone temperature and techniques for sensitive skin. Inform your therapist about allergies, medications, or skin conditions so we can modify pressure, placement, or recommend an alternative massage.

Arrive hydrated, avoid heavy meals, and wear comfortable clothing. Remove jewelry and communicate recent injuries or health concerns. Plan to arrive five to ten minutes early for intake forms and to discuss pressure preferences and any areas to focus or avoid.

Yes. The heat and targeted pressure help relax deep muscle layers, reduce spasms, and increase blood flow to affected areas. While it can provide significant relief, we recommend regular sessions and coordination with your healthcare provider for chronic conditions.

Certain conditions may contraindicate hot stone therapy, including active infections, fever, recent surgeries, uncontrolled high blood pressure, deep vein thrombosis, neuropathy, or pregnancy without approval. Complete our health intake and consult your physician if you have serious medical concerns before booking.

Stones are warmed to a comfortable therapeutic temperature monitored throughout the session. Temperatures vary by client tolerance and treatment area; therapists always test stones on the therapist's skin and communicate with you to ensure no discomfort.

You'll begin with a consultation and brief warm-up massage. Smooth heated stones are placed and used to glide over muscles, alternating with hands-on techniques. Expect deep relaxation, focused work on tense areas, and post-session hydration and aftercare advice.