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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Stone Massages.
Your therapist begins with a brief consultation, then places warmed stones and uses them with massage techniques. Expect deep warmth, muscle release, gentle strokes, and occasional repositioning. Sessions last 60–90 minutes; you’ll feel relaxed, calm, and rejuvenated afterward.
Most clients tolerate stone massage well, but it's not advised for pregnancy, uncontrolled hypertension, deep vein thrombosis, active infection, recent surgery, or certain neuropathies. Always disclose medical history during booking so we can tailor the treatment or recommend alternatives for your safety.
Stones are heated to a comfortable therapeutic temperature, typically between 120–130°F (49–54°C), and tested against the therapist's wrist. Your comfort is prioritized; therapists adjust heat and placement throughout the session—speak up immediately if anything feels too hot.
Standard sessions run 60 minutes, with extended 90-minute options for deeper therapeutic work. Allow extra time for arrival, consultation, and post-massage rest. Customized lengths are available—let us know your preference when booking for tailored scheduling.
Hydrate well and avoid heavy meals immediately beforehand. Wear comfortable clothing and arrive early for a brief intake form. Disclose medications, injuries, or pregnancy so therapists can adapt techniques, stone placement, and temperature for your safety and comfort.
Yes, regular stone massages can reduce chronic stiffness and ease back or shoulder discomfort by improving circulation and releasing muscle knots. They work best as part of a treatment plan; consult our therapists to assess your condition and advise on frequency and complementary therapies.