Chair massage
15 Minutes
Express Chair Massage
Description: A brief, focused massage targeting the back, shoulders, neck, and arms while you remain seated. Perfect for a quick break from work or a fast relaxation session.
Benefits: Relieves tension, reduces stress, and improves circulation in key areas.
Classic Chair Massage: 30 minutes
Deep Tissue Chair Massage
Aromatherapy Chair Massage: 30 minutes,
Custom Chair Massage
Types of Massage Therapy We Offer
Express Chair Massage
- Description: A brief, focused massage targeting the back, shoulders, neck, and arms while you remain seated. Perfect for a quick break from work or a fast relaxation session.
- Benefits: Relieves tension, reduces stress, and improves circulation in key areas.
- Duration: 15 minutes
Aromatherapy Chair Massage
- Description: Combines chair massage with essential oils to enhance relaxation and provide therapeutic benefits. Essential oils are selected based on individual preferences and needs.
- Benefits: Promotes relaxation, improves mood, and provides additional benefits from essential oils.
- Duration: 30 minutes
Classic Chair Massage
- Description: A comprehensive massage that addresses the back, neck, shoulders, and arms using a variety of techniques to promote relaxation and reduce muscle tension.
- Benefits: Eases muscle tension, enhances relaxation, and improves overall well-being.
- Duration: 30 minutes
Custom Chair Massage
- Description: Tailored to your specific needs, this massage focuses on the areas you choose, using a combination of techniques to address your unique concerns and preferences.
- Benefits: Provides personalized relief, targets specific areas of tension, and improves overall comfort.
- Duration: 45 minutes
Deep Tissue Chair Massage
- Description: Utilizes deeper pressure techniques to target chronic muscle tension and stress in the back, shoulders, and neck. Ideal for those needing more intensive relief.
- Benefits: Reduces chronic muscle tension, improves flexibility, and relieves stress.
- Duration: 30 minutes
Head Massage
30 Minutes
Traditional Head Massage
Description: A classic technique involving gentle pressure, kneading, and stroking of the scalp, neck, and shoulders to promote relaxation and relieve tension.
Benefits: Reduces stress, eases muscle tension, and enhances overall relaxation.
Duration: 30 minutes / 60 minutes
Available Massage:Indian Head Massage (Champissage), Aromatherapy Head Massage,Reflexology Head Massage,Shiatsu Head Massage, and Scalp and Neck Rejuvenation
Full Body Massage
30 Minutes
Deep Tissue Massage
• Description: Targets deeper layers of muscle and connective tissue using slower strokes and more intense pressure to relieve chronic pain and muscle tension.
• Benefits: Effective for chronic muscle pain, improves flexibility, and reduces muscle stiffness.
• Duration: 60 minutes / 90 minutes
Available:deep tissue, sports, shiatsue, hot stone, aromatherapy and Swedish Massage
Benefits of Full Body Massage
Stress Relief and Relaxation:
- Reduces Stress: Helps lower cortisol levels, reducing overall stress and anxiety.
- Promotes Relaxation: Enhances mental and physical relaxation by soothing tense muscles and calming the nervous system.
Promotes Better Sleep:
- Improves Sleep Quality: Can enhance sleep patterns by promoting relaxation and reducing insomnia.
Muscle Tension Relief:
- Loosens Muscles: Eases tightness and tension in muscles throughout the body.
- Reduces Pain: Alleviates soreness and discomfort from overuse or injury.
Mental Clarity and Mood Improvement:
- Enhances Mood: Can improve mood and mental clarity by reducing stress and promoting relaxation.
- Mental Well-being: Provides a mental break and can be an effective tool for managing mental health.
Improves Circulation:
- Blood Flow: Enhances blood circulation, which helps deliver oxygen and nutrients to tissues and promotes overall cardiovascular health.
- Lymphatic Drainage: Stimulates the lymphatic system, aiding in the removal of toxins and reducing fluid retention.
Skin Health:
- Improves Skin Tone: Increases blood flow to the skin, which can enhance skin appearance and texture.
- Enhances Flexibility and Range of Motion:
- Joint Mobility: Improves flexibility and range of motion in joints and muscles.
- Prevents Injuries: Regular massage can help prevent injuries by maintaining muscle and joint health.
Techniques Used in Full Body Massage
Swedish Massage:
Technique: Involves long, flowing strokes, kneading, and circular movements to relax the muscles and improve circulation.
Benefits: Promotes overall relaxation and helps with muscle tension and stress relief.
Deep Tissue Massage
Technique: Targets deeper layers of muscles and connective tissue using slower strokes and more intense pressure.
Benefits: Effective for chronic pain and muscle tension, and helps in breaking down adhesions.
Sports Massage
Technique: Uses techniques such as stretching, compression, and friction to address specific issues related to athletic performance and recovery.
Benefits: Enhances athletic performance, reduces muscle soreness, and aids in injury prevention.
Shiatsu Massage
Technique: Based on traditional Chinese medicine, involves applying pressure to specific points along the body’s energy meridians.
Benefits: Balances energy flow and promotes overall health and well-being.
Hot Stone Massage
Technique: Uses heated stones placed on specific points of the body, combined with massage techniques.
Benefits: Promotes deep relaxation, eases muscle tension, and improves circulation.
Aromatherapy Massage
Technique: Incorporates essential oils into the massage to enhance relaxation and therapeutic effects.
Benefits: Provides additional benefits based on the properties of the essential oils used.
Post-Treatment Care
Hydration: Drink plenty of water to help flush out toxins released during the massage.
Rest: Allow yourself time to rest and recover after the massage to maximize its benefits.
Exercise: Gentle stretching or light activity can help maintain muscle flexibility and enhance the effects of the massage
Lymphatic massage-Travel
60 Minutes
- Fluid Removal: Assists in the removal of excess lymphatic fluid and toxins from the body.
- Swelling Reduction: Helps reduce edema (swelling) caused by fluid retention or inflammation.
- Improved Circulation: Enhances blood and lymphatic circulation, supporting overall health.
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Benefits
- Detoxification: Aids in detoxifying the body by facilitating the removal of metabolic waste and toxins.
- Enhanced Immune Function: Supports the immune system by helping eliminate toxins and pathogens.
- Post-Surgical Recovery: Helps reduce swelling and discomfort after surgeries, such as liposuction or cosmetic procedures.
- Pain Relief: Can provide relief from chronic pain conditions related to fluid retention or lymphatic dysfunction.
- Stress Reduction: Offers a relaxing experience that can help alleviate stress and promote general well-being.
Technique
- Gentle Pressure: Uses light, rhythmic pressure to stimulate the lymphatic system. The pressure is usually softer than traditional massage techniques.
- Preparation: The patient usually lies down in a comfortable position, and the therapist may use light, non-greasy oils or lotions to facilitate smooth movements.
- Massage Session: The session typically lasts between 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the areas being treated and individual needs.
- Travel Fee: Covers up to 25 miles from the service location. Additional fees apply for greater distances.
lymphatic message w/cavitation(10 sessions)
60 Minutes
Includes: lymphatic Drainage massage, skin tighten and cavitation
10 Sessions (60 minutes each): Each session combines lymphatic drainage massage with ultrasound cavitation. The lymphatic massage helps stimulate the lymphatic system to eliminate toxins and reduce swelling, while the cavitation targets stubborn fat areas for contouring and cellulite reduction.
Lymphatic drainage massage with cavi ( 6 sessions)
45 Minutes
Includes: Lymphatic Drainage massage, skin tighten and cavitation
Lymphatic massage with cavitation offers a combination of fat reduction and wellness benefits. Lymphatic massage helps to improve fluid circulation and detoxification, while cavitation targets and reduces localized fat deposits. When used together, these treatments can enhance results, support recovery, and contribute to overall body contouring and wellness
Lymphatic massage
60 Minutes
Purpose
- Fluid Removal: Assists in the removal of excess lymphatic fluid and toxins from the body.
- Swelling Reduction: Helps reduce edema (swelling) caused by fluid retention or inflammation.
- Improved Circulation: Enhances blood and lymphatic circulation, supporting overall health.
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Benefits
- Detoxification: Aids in detoxifying the body by facilitating the removal of metabolic waste and toxins.
- Enhanced Immune Function: Supports the immune system by helping eliminate toxins and pathogens.
- Post-Surgical Recovery: Helps reduce swelling and discomfort after surgeries, such as liposuction or cosmetic procedures.
- Pain Relief: Can provide relief from chronic pain conditions related to fluid retention or lymphatic dysfunction.
- Stress Reduction: Offers a relaxing experience that can help alleviate stress and promote general well-being.
Technique
- Gentle Pressure: Uses light, rhythmic pressure to stimulate the lymphatic system. The pressure is usually softer than traditional massage techniques.
- Preparation: The patient usually lies down in a comfortable position, and the therapist may use light, non-greasy oils or lotions to facilitate smooth movements.
- Massage Session: The session typically lasts between 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the areas being treated and individual need
Introductory Lymphatic Compression Session
60 Minutes
Introductory Lymphatic Compression Session
Description: A single introductory session designed for new clients to experience the benefits of lymphatic compression therapy.
Includes:
60-Minute Session: Use of a compression device to apply controlled pressure to targeted areas.
Initial Consultation: Brief discussion to assess your needs and determine suitability for lymphatic compression.
Post-Treatment Recommendations: Guidance on how to maximize the benefits of the therapy.
Detox Massage
60 Minutes
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Benefits of Detox Massage
- Enhanced Lymphatic Drainage: Helps the lymphatic system remove toxins and excess fluid from the body.
- Improved Circulation: Boosts blood flow, which can aid in the delivery of oxygen and nutrients to tissues.
- Reduced Swelling and Water Retention: Alleviates puffiness and fluid buildup in the body.
- Boosted Immune Function: Supports immune system efficiency by facilitating the removal of metabolic waste.
- Increased Energy Levels: May help improve overall vitality and reduce feelings of fatigue.
- Relaxation and Stress Relief: Promotes mental relaxation and physical comfort through therapeutic touch.
Techniques Used in Detox Massage
- Lymphatic Drainage: Gentle, rhythmic movements that encourage the flow of lymph fluid, helping to clear out toxins and reduce swelling.
- Swedish Massage: Utilizes long, smooth strokes to improve circulation and relax muscles.
- Deep Tissue Massage: Targets deeper muscle layers to relieve tension and enhance blood flow.
- Myofascial Release: Focuses on the connective tissue (fascia) to release tightness and improve mobility.
- Trigger Point Therapy: Addresses specific areas of muscle tightness that may contribute to discomfort or impede detoxification.
What to Expect During a Detox Massage
- Consultation: Prior to the session, the therapist will discuss your health history, goals, and any specific concerns.
- Preparation: You may be advised to drink plenty of water before and after the session to aid in the detoxification process.
- Massage Session: The therapist will use various techniques to stimulate lymph flow and circulation. The pressure will be adjusted based on your comfort level and therapeutic needs.
- Post-Massage Care: After the session, you might experience increased urination or bowel movements as your body processes and eliminates toxins. Drinking additional water and avoiding heavy meals can support this process.
Considerations and Contraindications
- Hydration: It’s crucial to stay hydrated before and after a detox massage to support the flushing of toxins.
- Health Conditions: Individuals with certain health conditions, such as severe heart problems, recent surgeries, or skin infections, should consult a healthcare provider before undergoing a detox massage.
- Pregnancy: Pregnant women should consult their physician and ensure the therapist is trained in prenatal massage techniques.
Who Can Benefit from Detox Massage?
- Individuals Seeking General Wellness: Those looking to support their overall health and wellness.
- Athletes: To aid in muscle recovery and reduce lactic acid buildup.
- People with Stress or Fatigue: To alleviate symptoms of stress and improve energy levels.
- Those Recovering from Illness or Surgery: To assist in the body’s natural healing processes.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I wear to my massage appointment?
Wear comfortable clothing. During the massage, you will be provided with a drape to cover yourself, and only the area being worked on will be exposed.
How long is a typical massage session?
Massage sessions typically last between 60 to 90 minutes, but shorter or longer sessions can be arranged based on your needs.
How often should I get a massage?
The frequency of massage therapy depends on your individual needs and goals. For general relaxation, monthly sessions are common. For specific issues, more frequent sessions may be recommended.
Are massage services covered by insurance?
Some insurance plans may cover massage therapy, particularly if it is deemed medically necessary. Contact your insurance provider to check your coverage options.
Can I request a specific therapist?
Yes, you can request a specific therapist when scheduling your appointment. We will do our best to accommodate your request based on availability.
