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Frequently Asked Questions
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Your therapist will cleanse and warm your hands, then use targeted strokes, kneading, and gentle stretches. Expect relaxing pressure adapted to your comfort, improved circulation, and guidance for post-care. Sessions typically include wrist and forearm work for comprehensive relief.
Standard sessions are a fixed-rate treatment, typically 20–30 minutes depending on chosen intensity. You can book it as a standalone visit or add it to another massage. Ask reception about express or extended options and exact session length.
Yes, many clients with arthritis benefit from hand massage. Therapists use gentle, customized pressure and mobility techniques to reduce stiffness, ease pain, and improve function. Always inform us about your condition and medications so therapists can adapt the treatment safely.
Absolutely. Hands Massage is a popular add-on to full-body, neck, or manicure services. We seamlessly incorporate it into existing appointments and adjust session length accordingly. Mention your interest when booking and our staff will recommend the best combination and scheduling.
Yes, we use professional-grade oils or creams selected for skin type and sensitivity. They enhance glide, hydration, and therapeutic benefits. If you prefer fragrance-free, hypoallergenic, or have allergies, tell us and we'll adjust products to ensure comfort and safety.
Yes. Open wounds, active infections, recent fractures, severe circulatory disorders, or certain skin conditions may make massage unsafe. Pregnant clients and those with medical concerns should consult their physician first. Always disclose medical history during booking so therapists can advise and modify treatment.
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