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Wonderful service. Will come back soon
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Very efficient. The staff were very sweet and my appointment time was honored.
We came here as a group for a massage and facial and they were extremely accommodating and...more
Very welcoming and professional staff. My masseuse had the most amazing hands. Not soft an...more
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Ionic Foot Detox and Foot and Calf Massage Machine.
The ionic array produces charged ions in a warm foot soak while the machine’s massage component kneads feet and calves. Together they encourage circulation, relaxation, and a perceived removal of impurities, providing a restorative, spa-like experience.
Yes, the treatment is non-invasive and generally safe when performed by trained staff. Contraindications exist; we screen clients for pregnancy, pacemakers, open wounds, and certain medical conditions and adapt or decline treatment when necessary.
Sessions typically last 45 to 60 minutes, including consultation. A common format is a 30-minute ionic soak followed by a 15–30 minute foot and calf massage, adjusted to suit client needs and comfort.
People with pacemakers or implanted electrical devices, pregnant individuals, those with uncontrolled diabetes, severe circulatory disorders, or open foot wounds should avoid this treatment. Always consult your physician if you have health concerns.
For best results many clients start with a weekly session for three to six weeks, then move to monthly maintenance. Frequency should be personalized based on goals, health status, and practitioner recommendations.
Water color changes come from skin oils, salts, mineral reactions, and normal residue—variation is normal. Discoloration isn’t a definitive medical test; our therapists explain observations and recommend hydration and follow-up care as needed.