Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Hot Stone Massage - 60 Mins.

Yes—your therapist will assess any sensitive or injured areas during intake, adjust stone placement and temperature, and avoid wounds or acute injuries. Always disclose medical conditions so your therapist can modify the treatment for safety.

Expect a brief intake, full-body draping, and heated stones placed or used to glide over muscles. Communicate about temperature and pressure. The 60-minute session focuses on relaxation and targeted tension relief for the whole body.

Yes—the heat from stones relaxes tight muscles, allowing deeper, more effective massage work. Regular sessions combined with stretching or therapeutic plans often provide lasting relief for chronic tension.

Stones are warmed to a safe, therapeutic range and always tested on the therapist's skin before use. Temperatures are adjusted for comfort; tell your therapist immediately if you feel any discomfort or excessive heat.

Pregnancy requires caution. Hot stone therapy is generally discouraged in the first trimester and around the abdomen. Inform us if pregnant—your therapist will recommend appropriate alternatives or modifications and advise consulting your healthcare provider.

Hydrate well, rest if possible, and avoid strenuous activity for the remainder of the day. Apply gentle stretching and heat if needed. Contact us if you experience prolonged soreness or unexpected reactions.