Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Hot Stone Massage - 90 Mins.

You’ll receive a brief intake, warmed basalt stones placed on key areas, flowing massage techniques, and regular temperature checks. Ninety minutes gives extra time for deeper work, targeted tension release, and comfortable transitions between heated stone placement and manual massage.

Hot stone therapy is safe for many clients but not everyone. Avoid or modify treatment for pregnancy, uncontrolled hypertension, diabetes, neuropathy, open wounds, or recent surgeries. Always disclose medical history so therapists can adapt heat, pressure, or recommend alternatives.

Arrive hydrated, avoid heavy meals and excess caffeine, and wear comfortable clothing. Remove jewelry and share medications or health concerns with your therapist. Plan to arrive a few minutes early for intake and to ensure a relaxed, unrushed experience.

Stones are warmed to a soothing, safe temperature and therapists check regularly. You may feel deep warmth and pressure, but it shouldn’t be painful. Communicate immediately if anything feels too hot or uncomfortable so adjustments can be made.

Immediate relaxation can last days while reduced muscle tension may persist for weeks, depending on activity and maintenance. Regular sessions, stretching, hydration, and ergonomic adjustments help extend benefits; your therapist can suggest an ideal schedule.

Yes—many clients combine hot stone sessions with facials, aromatherapy, or body treatments. Scheduling and compatibility depend on treatment intensity and contraindications; our staff will advise optimal combinations and timing when you book.