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Massage Chairs

Settle into a twenty-minute seated or reclined massage break. Programmed mechanical pressure and movement give you a clear, simple way to pause.

$20 · 20-minute session

Mechanical movement while you relax

Massage Chairs · 20 minutes · $20

A massage-chair session provides mechanical pressure and movement while you remain seated. It is a straightforward option when you want a defined rest break and enjoy a massage-like physical sensation.

The current appointment is 20 minutes at $20. It can be booked on its own; combining it with another service is a choice, not a requirement.

Why it may fit

Consider a chair if you prefer movement and pressure to stillness, a headset or cold. A comfortable break after a busy day is a realistic experience goal.

Massage-chair research is specific to particular chairs and protocols. It does not establish that every chair will treat back pain or produce the same result. Our team can explain the actual chair’s controls and available settings before you choose.

What to expect

Review seating position, controls and how to stop before the program begins. Let the team know about pressure sensitivity and any help you need getting in or out.

Choose tolerable pressure and speak up if a movement causes pain or unusual discomfort. If you prefer sequential air pressure around the legs, arms or hips, compare NormaTec compression. For rest without mechanical massage, explore dry floating.

What to Wear

Recommended clothing for your visit.

Shorts and a T-shirt, or other comfortable clothing that lets you sit and recline without restriction, are recommended for a massage-chair appointment.

Check your seated position with the team before starting. Mention clothing that bunches or feels uncomfortable, and follow the actual chair’s preparation and personal-item instructions.

Before you book

Review equipment-specific precautions with the team, particularly for a recent injury, surgery, skin concerns or a condition that affects sensation. New or persistent pain should be assessed rather than treated as a reason to tolerate stronger massage.

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Take a twenty-minute massage break

Choose a massage-chair appointment and review the fit and preparation with the team. Wear comfortable everyday clothing and speak up if the pressure feels uncomfortable.