Mobile Hot Stone Massage Near You

Hot stone massage involves the use of smooth, flat and heated stones that are placed on specific parts of the body and also used to massage out tight tense muscles. This technique is designed to help you relax and ease tense muscles and damaged soft tissues throughout your body.

The weighted stones provide pressure to certain parts of the body that require attention. The heat from the stones penetrates into the deeper layers of skin and fascia, providing a unique relaxation experience. The heat is able to soothe stress and tension, encouraging your body to relax elementally. Heat is a form of natural pain relief and essentially unwinds tight muscle fibres to ensure muscular relief.

Hot stone massage is a specialised form of massage that requires a trained professional to perform. All massage therapists on the Blys platform are qualified, carefully vetted and insured.

Hot stone massage is an excellent form of muscular relief. It is especially good for anyone who experiences lower back pain, back pain, shoulder and neck pain. Hot stone massage is a preferred modality from those who suffer from chronic pain afflictions like fibromyalgia, arthritis and scoliosis-related pain. The heat of the stones is ideal for muscle pain, back spasms and cramps. As hot stone massage is deeply relaxing, it is also an excellent therapy for those who experience intense stress, or even insomnia.

If you are highly sensitive to heat then this may not be the therapy for you; your massage therapist will always ensure that your stones are at an appropriate temperature to affect change in the body, although each person’s heat receptors are different. Hot stone massage should not be performed on anyone with open wounds. If you have recently undergone surgery or had an injury, speak with your health care professional. As with any physical therapy, you should always consult your health care professional before engaging in new therapies.

A hot stone massage includes a full body oil massage with the use of smooth, flat and heated stones that are placed on specific parts of the body and also used to massage out tight tense muscles.

A full-body hot stone massage or placement of hot stones over the abdomen is not recommended during pregnancy, however, a massage therapist trained in prenatal massage may be able to use hot stones to perform a spot treatment on certain areas where there is muscle tension such as the neck and shoulders. If you are pregnant, it’s always best to check with your doctor before you book any type of massage.

Not at all. The stones used in a hot stone massage are not heavy and are only warmed to a comfortable temperature.

With Blys, prices for a hot stone massage start at $149 for a 60 minute session.

Relax! Drink plenty of water and do something calming like having a bath, getting cosy on the couch or even have a nap.

Please ensure that your hot stone massage therapist has access to a supply of hot water and a powerpoint. Ideally, have a full kettle boiled and ready prior to your massage therapist arrival as this will reduce set-up time and ensure you get the most from your hot stone massage. As this therapy uses heat, ensure that you are well hydrated, and continue to drink water after your massage. We recommend eating something small no less than two hours prior to your massage.

Your therapist will always strive to make you feel as secure, safe and comfortable as possible while they are in your home. Feel free to communicate openly with them – they are a professional! Your massage therapist will likely ask for a history of your health conditions to ascertain how best to address them. A massage table is used during hot stone massage and you will generally be lying prone (face-down).

Hot stones are heated to a hot yet comfortable temperature. Your hot stone massage therapist will always ensure that the stones are an adequate, safe temperature to use on your body. A hot stone massage should never burn you or cause pain of any kind; there should be just enough heat to affect the deep muscle layers and provide ultimate relaxation.

The effects of a hot stone massage are generally felt straight away as heat is retained in the muscles for some time. Tension, stiffness and pain are melted away by the luxurious heat. Hot stone massage is incredibly relaxing, so expect to excuse yourself quickly to slide straight into a hot bath or even into bed.

Hot stone massage improves mobility and provides an immmunity boost. Pressure points are affected by the stones as the heat penetrates into the deep layers of muscle and fascia. Along with the hot stones, your massage therapist will use a series of regular massage techniques, including strokes and kneading. Hot stone massage is great for any kind of physical pain, especially muscular. It also alleviates strain in the joints, particularly in the lower back, spine and neck. Hot stone massages have been reported to assist in autoimmune disease symptoms, which coincides with the boost to the immune system. Stress, anxiety, tiredness and lethargy can also benefit from a hot stone massage.

You sure can! To book your next hot stone massage at home, head to the Blys website or download the app and have a professional therapist delivered directly to you.

Absolutely! Some of the benefits include: relief from muscle tension and pain, reduction in stress and anxiety and improved blood flow and sleep quality.

Anything you feel comfortable laying down in. If you’re getting a full body massage with oil, your hot stone massage therapist will give you a moment of privacy before the treatment starts to get dressed down to your underwear and hop onto the massage table underneath the towels. If you’d prefer to keep leggings or other items of clothing on, just let your massage therapist know and they will be able to accommodate you.

If you suffer from high blood pressure, open wounds, inflamed skin or diabetes it’s always best to consult with your doctor before having a hot stone massage or any kind of massage treatment.

With Blys you can book a hot stone massage that lasts 60 minutes, 90 minutes or 120 minutes.