Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Paraffin for feet.

A typical Paraffin for feet session at our spa lasts about 25 to 45 minutes total, including preparation and cooldown. As an add-on it may be shorter; your therapist will confirm duration based on treatment plan and skin needs.

Paraffin for feet is generally safe for sensitive skin but we recommend a patch test first. Avoid treatment if you have open wounds, active infections, severe eczema flare ups, or significant nerve damage. Consult our therapist for personalized advice.

Yes. Paraffin for feet is a popular add-on to pedicures and foot therapies, enhancing moisture and relaxation. Adding it typically increases treatment time by 10 to 20 minutes and improves softness, making exfoliation and moisturization more effective.

For chronic dryness or joint discomfort we often recommend weekly to biweekly paraffin sessions until improvement. For maintenance, monthly treatments usually suffice. Your therapist will propose a schedule tailored to skin condition, medical concerns, and lifestyle.

Yes. Contraindications include open cuts, active fungal or bacterial infections, recent foot surgery, severe circulatory problems, advanced diabetes with neuropathy, and uncontrolled skin conditions. Please disclose medical history; we may require physician clearance before booking.

After treatment, keep feet moisturized daily and wear breathable socks for a few hours. Avoid hot baths or intense heat exposure immediately after. If redness or irritation occurs, contact us; otherwise enjoy softer, more comfortable feet for days.