Hot Stone Massage

During the session, heated stones are placed on selected areas and also used as part of the massage. Their steady warmth can help ease tight muscles, support circulation, and create a strong sense of physical release. The treatment usually feels slow, grounding, and comforting rather than forceful. It is a good fit for people with persistent tension in the back, shoulders, or legs, or for anyone who prefers warmth over deep pressure. It should be avoided, or discussed carefully first, in cases of fever, inflammation, recent injury, circulation problems, pronounced varicose veins, skin conditions, or pregnancy unless a medical professional has confirmed it is suitable. Clients typically stay lightly dressed, and oil or cream may be used depending on the studio. In Switzerland, sessions often last 60 to 90 minutes, sometimes longer. If you like heat and want a treatment that works steadily on tight muscles without feeling harsh, this is worth considering.