Reflexology Foot Massage (Natural Healing Therapy)

· Those in Chiang Mai, Thailand who need a foot massage.
· Those with foot soreness.
· Those with a long day activity done.
· Those who wish to relax and relieve the foot pain after walking the whole day.
· Those who wish to have better circulation throughout the body.

Foot Massage is a well-known procedure that helps to relax especially after a long day of activities when the feet feel swelled up. Other than that, foot massage is strongly claimed to greatly improve circulation in the extremities, which means it is particularly important for people suffering from diabetes.

Foot massage has a natural healing property and positive effects on depression, anxiety, headaches, and migraines. Frequent sessions have been shown to reduce anxiety in cancer patients significantly. Moreover, for the ones with high blood pressure caused by stress and an unhealthy diet, a foot massage session up to 3 times a week can result in improved mood as well as lower blood pressure.

Foot massage mainly uses hands to massage from the toes up to the lower legs below the knees, focusing on relieving muscle tensions. Moreover, a tiny massage stick could be used to roll over the toes and sole area for further massage procedures to help in reaching deeper pressure points.

<Advantages>
· Alleviates the foot soreness
· Relaxes the strained feet
· Enhances good circulation
· Improves sleep quality
· Recovers specific body issues

<Limitations>
· May be a little painful when the massage stick is used

· Do not eat a heavy meal before the massage
· You may be asked for a complete health history
· Let your therapist know where he/she should pay attention to

· Any contagious skin diseases
· Severe psoriasis or eczema on foot
· Severe varicose veins
· Bruising on feet
· First few days of menstruation
· Athletes foot or verruaes
· Localised swelling or inflammation

Q1: Can I eat immediately after the massage?
A1: It is recommended to wait an hour before eating.

Q2: I am pregnant, can I go for a foot massage?
A2: No, it is not recommended for pregnant women to have foot massages.

Q3: How often should I visit?
A3: 3 times a week to help with long-term health.

[Spa Name] Fah Lanna Spa
[Location] Chiang Mai, Thailand
[Nearest Station/ Nearest Tourist Destination] A 15 mins drive from Chiang Mai International Airport, and 10 mins from the popular shopping centers such as Central Festival, MAYA Lifestyle, and CentralPlaza Chiang Mai
[Spa Opening Time] Monday to Sunday (10:00AM - 10:00PM) *Last appointment 9:00PM

Trambellir is a health tourism platform and does not in any way provide, promote, or sell any medication or medical treatment to the Customers.
Customers are advised to contact the healthcare providers directly for any enquiries related to medical treatments.