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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Asian Reflexology .
Asian Reflexology applies targeted pressure to foot reflex points linked to internal organs, aiming to balance Qi, stimulate circulation, and activate self-healing processes. Sessions begin with a therapeutic foot soak and proceed to deep, methodical pressure for holistic restoration.
Some pressure can feel intense during deep reflexology, especially over sensitive points. Communicate pain levels and therapists will adjust pressure. Most clients feel relief afterward; transient soreness is normal and signals effective deep-tissue stimulation.
Typical sessions last about sixty minutes total, which includes a ten-minute therapeutic foot soak and approximately fifty minutes of focused reflexology and deep tissue work tailored to your needs. Longer sessions are available for more comprehensive care.
Avoid reflexology if you have active foot wounds, severe circulatory disorders, deep vein thrombosis, or uncontrolled diabetes. Pregnant clients and those with serious medical conditions should consult their physician before booking.
For acute issues, weekly to biweekly sessions are recommended initially; switch to monthly maintenance as symptoms improve. Frequency is personalized based on response, goals, and overall health during practitioner consultation.
Yes — Asian Reflexology complements massage, acupuncture, and chiropractic care when coordinated with your providers. Inform all practitioners about your treatments so timing and pressure can be adjusted for safety and optimal therapeutic benefit.