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Frequently Asked Questions
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You’ll begin with a brief consultation, then warm stones are placed and used to massage muscles, alternating with hands-on strokes. The 120-minute time allows deep work, slow pace, and ample time for focused relief and restorative rest.
Most healthy adults tolerate it well, but it’s not recommended for pregnant clients, people with open wounds, uncontrolled high blood pressure, severe diabetes, or certain circulatory disorders. Inform your therapist about medical conditions to adapt pressure, stone temperature, or choose a different service.
Arrive hydrated, avoid heavy meals or alcohol, and wear comfortable clothing. Communicate any sensitivities, injuries, or recent treatments. Plan time to relax afterward — your therapist may recommend light activity and hydration to prolong benefits.
Yes. Therapists adjust pressure to your comfort, blending stone work with traditional techniques. Communicate continuously about heat or pressure levels; adjustments are made anytime to prevent discomfort and ensure a safe, effective session tailored to your preferences and therapeutic goals.
No, properly applied stones should not leave permanent marks. You may notice temporary redness or warmth where stones contacted skin; this fades within hours. Therapists monitor temperature closely and use oils or linens to protect skin during the full-length session.
Frequency depends on goals. For chronic tension or injury recovery, weekly or biweekly sessions are typical for several weeks. For maintenance, monthly visits often suffice. Your therapist will recommend an individualized plan considering lifestyle, pain levels, and response to treatments.