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Frequently Asked Questions
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Wear comfortable, loose clothing to allow access to neck, shoulders, back, and arms. No need to undress ā clients stay fully clothed. Remove bulky outerwear and restrictive accessories for comfort.
Percussion therapy is available as an optional enhancement to increase relaxation and target deep muscle tension. Request it when booking or consult your therapist at arrival; there may be a small additional fee.
Please arrive five to ten minutes early to complete intake forms and discuss any areas of concern or health considerations. This allows the therapist to tailor pressure and techniques for a safe, effective session.
Yes ā clients remain fully clothed for chair massage. Therapists work through light layers, focusing on accessible areas. If you prefer more direct skin contact for percussion, discuss comfort level and draping options with your therapist.
Busy professionals, event attendees, seniors, pregnant clients with provider approval, and mobility-limited individuals benefit from quick relief to neck, shoulders, and upper back without using a table.
Certain conditions may preclude chair massage: recent surgeries, open wounds, contagious illness, uncontrolled hypertension, deep vein thrombosis, or severe osteoporosis. Always disclose medical history; your therapist will advise modifications or recommend physician clearance.