Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Swedish Massage.

You’ll start with a brief consultation, then relax on a specially prepared table. Therapists use long, flowing strokes with light-to-medium pressure, focusing on relaxation. Draping and comfort are maintained; expect a soothing 50-minute treatment and aftercare tips for best results.

Yes. Swedish Massage is generally gentle and adaptable; therapists adjust oils and pressure for sensitive skin. Inform us of allergies or skin conditions beforehand. We may perform a patch test or recommend alternative treatments if irritation or medical issues are present.

For general relaxation, monthly sessions work well. If managing chronic tension or recovery, biweekly or weekly visits are more effective. Your therapist can recommend a personalized schedule based on your goals, lifestyle, and response to the 50-minute Swedish Massage.

Absolutely. Swedish Massage pairs nicely with facials, body scrubs, and aromatherapy enhancements. Combining treatments creates a tailored wellness experience; allow time between services or book a spa package so therapists coordinate timing and give you optimal relaxation.

Avoid Swedish Massage if you have fever, contagious illness, open wounds, recent surgery, or confirmed blood clots. Pregnancy and certain medical conditions require prior medical approval. Always disclose medications and health history before scheduling.

Wear comfortable clothing and remove jewelry. You don’t need special attire; therapists will provide draping for privacy. Avoid heavy meals beforehand, arrive a few minutes early, and communicate pressure preferences or areas to avoid for a better 50-minute session.