FAQ

Medical massage targets specific issues like pain, injuries, or recovery, while regular massage is more general and focuses on relaxation.

MLD is a gentle medical technique  that helps remove toxins, reduce swelling, and promote healing, especially after surgery or to manage lymphedema. It is the lightest MLD technique that differs from the much more vigorous Brazilian lymph massage.


Yes, massage helps reduce muscle tension and improve circulation, offering pain relief and relaxation for conditions like arthritis or fibromyalgia.

Typically, MLD is recommended 3–7 days after surgery to reduce swelling and speed up recovery.


Yes, pregnancy massage is designed to relieve discomforts like back pain and swelling, with safe techniques tailored to expectant mothers. Massage can start after first trimester.

Massage improves circulation, reduces soreness, and helps prevent injuries, keeping muscles flexible and ready for performance.


Yes, our therapists are experienced in treating conditions like lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, and MS, tailoring treatments for pain, fatigue, and inflammation relief.

MLD helps reduce swelling, bruising, and discomfort after surgery while speeding up recovery and preventing complications like scarring.


MLD can be safe, but it’s important to consult your doctor first, especially for those with cancer or lymphatic issues.


 It depends on your needs. For recovery, 2–3 times a week may be best, while chronic pain or autoimmune management might need weekly or biweekly treatments.

MLD is great for swelling, bloat, feeling fatigue,  post-surgery recovery, and boosting the immune system.


Currently, we don’t offer radio frequency or cavitation treatments. We body sculpt by hand manipulating fascia , but we plan to incorporate these services in the future. Stay tuned for updates!

Your therapist will assess your needs and focus on areas with discomfort. MLD targets interstitial fluid (swelling ) and calms down the nervous system with gentle targeted pumping strokes, while medical massage targets specific pain points in musculature.


Massage or MLD should be avoided in cases of active infections, taking antibiotics, blood clots, certain cancers, or acute inflammatory conditions.

A Medical Massage Therapist is trained in general medical massage, while a Medical Massage Specialist has specialized training for complex conditions like sports injuries or post-op care.

Yes, we create personalized plans for conditions like acute or chronic pain and after full assessment we figure out how to improve your quality of life based on your lifestyle to address your specific needs.


We offer both relaxation massages to reduce stress and therapeutic ones for specific medical needs.


Yes, massage helps reduce stress, lowers cortisol, and improves overall mental well-being.

If you’re unsure, book a session, and we’ll consult with you to determine the best treatment for your needs.


Your therapist will review your health history, discuss areas of tension, and adjust pressure and technique according to your preferences and goals.

Yes, we require 24 hours' notice to cancel. Cancellations within 24 hours incur a 50% fee; no-shows are charged 100%.


We don’t accept insurance, but we do accept Health Savings Accounts (HSA) or Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA), if applicable.