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Frequently Asked Questions
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During the 120-minute Hot Towels session you'll receive repeated applications of warm, sanitized towels across targeted areas interspersed with hands-on therapy or relaxing time. Expect gradual deep relaxation, gentle heat, and attentive therapist adjustments for comfort throughout.
Arrive hydrated and wear comfortable clothing. Avoid heavy meals or caffeine beforehand. Let us know about skin sensitivities, recent sun exposure, or medical conditions. We'll provide privacy and fresh linens; no special products are required unless you prefer them.
Generally yes when customized. We assess skin type and adjust towel temperature and product use. Inform us of allergies, rashes, open wounds, or topical medications. We'll avoid or modify treatment if any contraindications exist to ensure safe, comfortable care.
Yes—hot towel applications pair well with many massage styles. Your therapist can integrate towels between hands-on work to deepen relaxation and muscle release, or use them as a standalone warm treatment. Tell us your goals and we’ll tailor the session accordingly.
Immediate warmth and relaxation often last hours to days, while improved circulation and reduced tension may persist longer with regular sessions. Individual results vary based on lifestyle, hydration, and stress levels; follow-up care and home self-care extend benefits.
Yes—conditions like uncontrolled high blood pressure, deep vein thrombosis, fever, open skin wounds, recent surgeries, or certain neuropathies may preclude treatment. Always disclose medical history and medications; therapist will recommend modifications or alternative therapies for your safety.