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Get answers to common questions about Hot Stone Massage - 90 Minutes.
You’ll receive a full consultation, then warm basalt stones are placed and used with massage techniques across your body. The therapist customizes heat and pressure for relaxation and muscle release; the session includes time for arrival and post-care guidance.
Pregnant clients should consult their doctor before booking. We typically avoid hot stone work in the first trimester and modify treatments afterward. Therapists will adapt positioning and heat levels to ensure safety and comfort.
Hydrate well, avoid heavy meals or alcohol beforehand, and arrive a few minutes early. Inform your therapist about medications, medical conditions, or skin sensitivities so they can tailor heat and pressure appropriately.
You undress to your comfort level; professional draping preserves modesty. Therapists use direct skin contact for stone placement and massage, so some bare skin is necessary for safe, effective heat transfer.
Mild redness, temporary soreness, or light-headedness can occur and typically resolves within 24 hours. Drink water and rest; contact us if you experience persistent pain, burns, or unusual reactions.
For chronic tension or recovery, every 2–4 weeks is recommended; monthly sessions suit general maintenance. Your therapist will suggest frequency based on goals, response to treatment, and overall wellness plan.