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Today I had the most AMAZING experience with my massage therapist, Mary. I went for pain m...more
I have had facials done here and they are the best, always feel refreshed when i walk out.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Our therapists use gentle, targeted manual lymphatic drainage on the face, sinuses and neck. Sessions typically last 30 minutes and focus on reducing fluid build-up to ease pressure and improve nasal airflow; many clients feel relief after one treatment.
Yes — it’s generally safe for allergies and mild colds because it’s gentle and non-invasive. Avoid treatment if you have a fever, acute sinus infection, or contagious illness; consult your physician if you’re unsure.
One session can provide immediate relief, but for persistent or chronic congestion we recommend a series of 3–6 weekly treatments. After symptoms improve, maintenance sessions every few weeks may help sustain results.
Contraindications include acute febrile illness, untreated bacterial sinus infection, recent facial surgery, active skin infections, blood clotting disorders, or severe uncontrolled medical conditions. Always disclose medical history so your therapist can assess safety and modify or defer treatment.
Many clients notice immediate reduction in pressure and improved airflow after treatment, though results vary. Relief may last hours to days; combining massage with hydration, nasal saline, and allergy management often extends benefits.
Drink water, avoid heavy exercise for a few hours, and consider using saline nasal spray if recommended. Minor tenderness or increased drainage can occur briefly. Follow any home-care guidance your therapist provides for best results.
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