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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about 15 min Extra Foot Massage.
Your therapist performs focused manual pressure-point work on both feet, using techniques to relieve tension, reduce swelling, and improve circulation. The short session is relaxing yet targeted, and can be added to other services or booked as a quick standalone treatment.
It provides concentrated therapy to pressure points overlooked during regular pedicures, reducing soreness and promoting softness. The add-on enhances comfort, prolongs pedicure benefits, and delivers a restorative finish that leaves feet feeling healthier and better balanced.
Yes. Therapists adjust pressure and techniques to accommodate sensitivity, skin conditions, or recent injuries. Please disclose allergies, open wounds, or circulatory issues during booking so your therapist can tailor the session or recommend alternatives for safety and comfort.
Yes. While ideal as an add-on to pedicures or massages, it can be scheduled as a standalone quick treatment. Appointments are brief, perfect for lunch breaks or between errands — just notify reception to reserve the proper time.
Wear comfortable clothing and avoid heavy lotions on your feet. Arrive a few minutes early to discuss concerns with your therapist. If you have medical issues, bring relevant information so we can adapt techniques safely.
Yes. Recent foot surgery, open wounds, active infections, severe circulatory disorders, deep vein thrombosis, or uncontrolled diabetes are contraindications. Inform us of medical conditions; therapists will advise if the service is safe or recommend medical clearance before proceeding.