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Get answers to common questions about Hands and Feet Massage.
Yes. We use hypoallergenic, gentle oils and adjust pressure to comfort levels. Tell your therapist about sensitivities, allergies, or open wounds so they can modify techniques or products. Patch tests are available if needed.
Sessions commonly run 30 to 60 minutes, depending on chosen package and focus. We offer combined two-in-one treatments to address both areas efficiently; longer sessions allow deeper work, extra stretching, and more thorough circulation techniques.
Yes. Targeted mobilization, lymphatic techniques, and gentle deep tissue work reduce swelling and relieve plantar fasciitis or carpal tunnel-related discomfort. Results vary by condition; regular sessions combined with stretches and proper footwear or ergonomics yield best outcomes.
Certain conditions—acute infections, open wounds, uncontrolled deep vein thrombosis, recent fractures, or severe circulatory disorders—may contraindicate treatment. Inform your therapist about medical history and medications; we can advise, obtain physician clearance, or modify techniques to ensure safety.
Wear loose, comfortable clothing; many clients keep shoes off for foot work and remove rings for hand work. Sessions include consultation, focused massage, gentle stretches, and post-care advice. Expect relaxation, temporary soreness, and immediate improved comfort and mobility.
Frequency depends on needs: weekly sessions benefit chronic tension or swelling, while monthly care suits maintenance. Your therapist will recommend a plan based on symptoms, activity level, and treatment response. At-home stretches and hydration also extend benefits between visits.