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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Extra Foot Massage.
Your therapist will focus solely on your feet using warming techniques, targeted pressure point work, and soothing strokes. You will feel decreased tension, improved circulation, and progressive relaxation. Ideal as an add-on after a full body treatment or as a stand-alone comfort boost.
Extra Foot Massage sessions commonly run 15 to 30 minutes, depending on your selection and therapist recommendations. They are designed as supplemental time to a primary service, but can be extended if booked individually for deeper therapy.
Yes in most cases; therapists adjust pressure and avoid irritants for sensitive skin. Inform us of diabetes, neuropathy, recent injuries, or circulation issues beforehand so we can tailor the treatment or advise medical clearance if necessary.
Absolutely. Extra Foot Massage is intended as an add-on for many services. Let our reception or your therapist know when booking or upon arrival and we will schedule the additional time seamlessly into your appointment whenever availability allows.
Yes, focused manual techniques boost circulation and encourage lymphatic drainage, which can reduce mild swelling and discomfort. For chronic edema or medical concerns, consult your physician first; therapists will modify techniques to ensure safety and effectiveness.
Wear comfortable clothing and remove shoes and socks before the session. Arrive a few minutes early, mention any foot issues or allergies, and avoid heavy lotions on feet. Hydrate afterward to support circulation and recovery.