Frequently Asked Questions

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

Expect a consultation followed by clothed, table or floor Thai techniques: slow assisted stretches, rhythmic pressure, and full-body alignment. The 120-minute format allows deeper work, gradual release, and time for focused areas, concluding with gentle calming restoration.

Yes. Therapists tailor intensity and stretches to your comfort, using gentler pressure and modified positions when needed. Inform us about sensitivity, injuries, or medical concerns before starting so we can adapt techniques or recommend a different treatment for safety and optimal benefit.

Arrive 10 to 15 minutes early, wear loose comfortable clothing, hydrate, and avoid heavy meals beforehand. Fill out the intake form and inform your therapist about injuries, medications, or pregnancy so they can tailor the 120-minute session safely.

Certain conditions require caution or postponement: recent surgery, uncontrolled high blood pressure, fever, active infection, deep vein thrombosis, severe osteoporosis, or acute inflammatory injuries. Pregnant clients should consult their physician. Always disclose medical history so we can adjust or recommend clearance.

Some techniques may create strong pressure or intense stretch sensations, but they should not be sharply painful. Communicate your comfort level so the therapist can reduce intensity. Mild soreness or fatigue afterward is normal and typically resolves within a day or two.

Frequency depends on your goals and condition: for chronic tension or recovery, weekly to biweekly sessions initially help build flexibility. After improvement, monthly maintenance often suffices. Athletes or those with intense training may prefer weekly schedules. Discuss a personalized plan with your therapist.