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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Hot Stone Massage - 105 Mins.
Expect an initial consultation, then a warmed-room experience with smooth basalt stones placed and glided across muscles. Therapists alternate stones and hands, adjusting pressure and temperature to your comfort while focusing on tension and full-body relaxation throughout the 105-minute session.
In general it’s safe, but inform your therapist of pregnancy, high blood pressure, diabetes, skin conditions, recent surgeries, or circulatory issues. We adjust technique or recommend alternatives when heat or deep work is contraindicated for client safety.
Avoid heavy meals and alcohol beforehand; hydrate well. Arrive slightly early to complete intake forms and discuss preferences, areas to avoid, and any medical history so the therapist can tailor the 105-minute treatment to your needs.
Yes — targeted hot stone work loosens chronic muscle tension and complements therapeutic techniques to reduce pain. Results depend on condition severity, but many clients report significant, lasting relief after an extended, focused 105-minute session.
Certain conditions like open wounds, severe varicose veins, acute infection, uncontrolled hypertension, or recent blood clots may prevent treatment. Disclose your medical history so we can assess safety and suggest suitable alternatives when necessary.
For maintenance and stress relief, schedule every three to six weeks. For chronic issues, weekly or biweekly sessions may be recommended initially, then taper to monthly as symptoms improve and long-term benefits establish.