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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Indian Head & Shoulder Massage.
You’ll lie comfortably while our therapist applies warming hot stones, focused scalp and shoulder techniques, and high-frequency therapy. The session targets tight muscles to ease tension and increase circulation. Pressure and modalities are tailored to your comfort and needs.
Pregnancy and breastfeeding require caution. Please consult your healthcare provider first. We can modify techniques and typically avoid high-frequency therapy during pregnancy; gentle manual massage and heated stones may still be possible with therapist approval and informed consent.
Sessions commonly run 30 to 60 minutes depending on chosen package. Short express treatments focus on immediate tension relief; longer sessions incorporate hot stones and extended high-frequency work. Your therapist will recommend duration based on concerns and desired outcomes.
Most clients experience deep relaxation; mild drowsiness, temporary soreness, or increased drainage can occur. Headaches are rare. Drink water, rest if needed, and avoid strenuous activity immediately after. Contact us if you have persistent pain or unexpected reactions.
Many people feel immediate relaxation and reduced tightness after one session. Lasting improvements in pain, sleep, and circulation often require regular visits—typically two to four weekly or biweekly sessions—based on your condition and therapist recommendations.
Avoid heavy meals and alcohol before your appointment, remove hair accessories, and arrive with clean, dry hair if possible. Inform us about medical conditions, implants, pacemakers, or skin sensitivity—high-frequency may be contraindicated in some cases.
