Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Chinese Style Massage - 90 Mins.

Your therapist will assess concerns, use warming strokes, Tui Na, acupressure, and gentle joint work. The extended time allows deeper focus on tight areas, breathing guidance, and quiet relaxation to encourage both physical release and mental calm.

Arrive hydrated and wearing loose clothing. Avoid heavy meals or alcohol beforehand. Share medical history, medications, and areas of pain with your therapist. Plan for light activity after the session to let the body integrate the treatment fully.

Inform us if you’re pregnant, have active illness, high blood pressure, blood clots, or recent surgery. Some techniques are modified or contraindicated; we’ll tailor pressure and avoid certain areas to ensure safety or recommend alternatives.

Pressure is fully adjustable and discussed before therapy. This style can be deep but your comfort guides the intensity. Communicate any discomfort during the session and therapists will adapt strokes to relieve tension without causing undue pain.

Many clients feel immediate relaxation and improved mobility lasting days to weeks. Frequency depends on condition severity; a series of sessions plus self-care stretches, hydration, and rest prolong benefits and support long-term improvements.

Yes. We often pair it with cupping, herbal compresses, or targeted shorter sessions. Tell us your goals so we can design a safe, complementary plan and schedule spacing between modalities to maximize healing and avoid overstimulation.