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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Asian Reflexology .
Expect a tailored, deep-foot treatment beginning with a 10-minute warm foot soak, brief intake, and focused pressure on reflex zones. Sessions combine firm stimulation and relaxation; therapist adjusts intensity and explains sensations for safety and comfort.
Generally safe with proper precautions: we modify pressure for neuropathy and monitor circulation. Always disclose medical history and medications. Not recommended for open wounds, acute infections, or uncontrolled vascular conditions; consult your physician before booking when in doubt.
Sessions commonly run 60–75 minutes, including a 10-minute therapeutic foot soak and consultation. The remaining time focuses on systematic reflex point work, deep tissue stimulation, and post-treatment recommendations. Longer sessions available by request.
Pressure varies from gentle to firm; reflexology can feel intense at targeted points but should not cause severe pain. Communicate discomfort at any time—therapists adapt technique. Mild soreness or increased circulation sensations afterward are normal and transient.
For chronic issues, weekly sessions for 4–6 weeks often produce noticeable benefits, then biweekly or monthly maintenance. Frequency depends on goals, medical conditions, and response; your therapist will recommend a personalized schedule during consultation.
Yes—Asian Reflexology complements medical care and other therapies when coordinated with your healthcare team. It supports circulation, stress reduction, and recovery but isn’t a medical replacement. Share diagnoses and treatments so we can adapt techniques safely.