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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Paraffin Dip for Hands and Feet.
Sessions typically last thirty to forty-five minutes including setup and cooling. You may feel immediate soothing and hydration; reduced stiffness and softer skin often last several days to a few weeks depending on skin type, activity level, and home care.
Yes, generally safe and often beneficial for osteoarthritis-related pain, but consult your physician if you have diabetes, neuropathy, circulatory problems, open wounds, or skin infections. Our therapists screen clients and adjust temperature or skip treatment if contraindications exist to ensure safety.
Frequency varies by need: weekly sessions are common for chronic pain or severe dryness, while maintenance treatments every two to four weeks can sustain hydration and comfort. Your therapist will recommend a schedule based on symptom severity, skin condition, and response to treatment.
Remove rings and jewelry and arrive with clean, dry skin. Avoid heavy topical medications immediately before treatment. Inform your therapist of recent procedures, sensitivities, or circulation issues. We provide towels and aftercare instructions to maximize hydration and safety.
Yes. The warm wax deeply hydrates and softens hard, cracked skin, promoting smoother texture and aiding minor fissure healing. For best results combine with regular moisturizing, gentle exfoliation, and repeat paraffin treatments as recommended by your therapist.
Yes. Contraindications include open wounds, active skin infections, severe peripheral neuropathy, uncontrolled diabetes, deep vein thrombosis, and recent joint replacements. Pregnant clients should disclose status. Our intake includes screening; therapists will adjust or decline service when risks outweigh benefits and suggest alternatives.