Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Foot Reflexology (Enhancement).

During Foot Reflexology (Enhancement) you'll receive focused pressure-point work across the feet and ankles. This 30-minute enhancement complements your massage, includes a brief consultation, and typically leaves you grounded and energized, with only occasional mild sensitivity afterward.

If you have diabetes, neuropathy, or circulation concerns, inform our therapist before booking. We adapt pressure and may require medical clearance for uncontrolled conditions. Reflexology can be safe with precautions; your comfort and safety will always guide treatment choices.

Reflexology supports your massage by stimulating circulation, nervous pathways, and relaxation responses. Targeted foot work can enhance overall release, reinforce therapeutic effects, and help sustain benefits between sessions when combined with full-body therapies.

You may resume normal activities immediately after treatment. Some people feel deeply relaxed or lightheaded for a short period; rest, hydrate, and avoid strenuous exercise for a few hours if needed. Listen to your body and contact us with concerns.

Avoid reflexology with open wounds, active foot infections, deep vein thrombosis, uncontrolled blood clots, or recent foot surgery. Pregnancy, severe cardiovascular disease, or acute illness may also require clearance. Disclose health history so your therapist can determine safety and modifications.

Yes — Foot Reflexology (Enhancement) can be added to most spa services and packages for an extra 30 minutes. Please book it when scheduling to ensure availability; our front desk can coordinate timing and any necessary adjustments to your appointment.