Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Massage - 1 hour Hot Stone.

We typically advise against full hot stone therapy during pregnancy, particularly in the first trimester. After a health consultation and physician approval, we can offer a modified, lower-heat stone protocol or hands-only prenatal massage tailored to your safety.

Arrive hydrated and avoid heavy meals; wear loose clothing and remove jewelry. Share medical history, allergies, and comfort preferences. Your therapist will review temperature and pressure before starting to ensure a personalized, safe experience.

Therapists heat stones to a controlled, safe temperature and always test them before use. We continuously monitor temperature and client feedback, using towels or adjusting placement to prevent discomfort; burns are extremely rare.

Many clients report immediate tension relief and improved mobility after the session. Circulatory and restorative benefits can continue to unfold over 24 to 72 hours as inflammation decreases and muscles relax.

Yes. Contraindications include fever, open wounds, uncontrolled hypertension, recent surgery, active infection, deep vein thrombosis, or certain skin conditions. Disclose medical history so therapists can recommend safe alternatives or modifications.

Absolutely. Hot stone massage pairs well with facials, body scrubs, and aromatherapy. Allow time between services for best results; our team will suggest package options and scheduling to maximize relaxation and benefits.