Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Shiatsu Massage - 120 Mins.

You’ll remain fully clothed while the therapist applies rhythmic finger, palm, and elbow pressure combined with assisted stretches. Expect an intake consultation, tailored pressure, progressive deep release, restorative pauses, and aftercare recommendations to help you integrate the session’s benefits.

Yes. It’s suitable for first-time clients, though sessions can be deeply therapeutic. Please disclose medical history, injuries, or pregnancy beforehand. We’ll adjust pressure and techniques to your comfort, and recommend hydration plus gentle movement afterward for optimal results.

Wear loose, comfortable clothing, and avoid heavy meals or alcohol before your appointment. Hydrate, arrive ten minutes early for consultation, and bring any notes about pain or previous treatments so the therapist can customize your Shiatsu session.

Certain conditions may preclude treatment, including fever, contagious illness, deep vein thrombosis, uncontrolled hypertension, recent surgery, or unstable cardiac conditions. Always disclose medical history; we’ll consult your physician if needed and adapt or postpone sessions for safety.

For acute pain or tightness, weekly 120-minute sessions are effective initially. As symptoms improve, shift to biweekly or monthly maintenance. A personalized plan is provided after assessment, typically recommending a short course of treatments for lasting postural and pain improvement.

Shiatsu can be firm; you may feel pressure or brief discomfort as tight areas release. Communicate constantly—therapists adjust intensity. Mild soreness for a day or two is normal; hydration, rest, and gentle stretching ease after-effects and enhance results.