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What Is A Hot Stone Massage? 
A hot stone massage is a type of massage therapy. It’s used to help you relax and ease tense muscles & damaged soft tissues.                                 
During a hot stone massage; smooth, flat, heated stones are placed on specific parts of your leg & feet. The stones are usually made of basalt, a type of volcanic rock that retains heat.

During your foot/leg massage, we use a natural lavender massage oil or plain vegan massage oil. The choice is yours!

Add a Hot Stone to your leg/foot massage for just $43.00 more!
​​There are some conditions that are contraindicated locally. That means that you can still receive a foot/leg massage but must avoid those areas with those conditions when giving you the massage.
  • Broken bones
  • Burns
  • Some skin conditions
  • Cuts
  • Bruises
  • Varicose Veins
Additional Contraindications

Fever
Anytime you have a fever, whether from a cold, the flu or some other infection; you should not get a massage. Massage increases circulation that may in turn help the infection increase the severity of the fever and the infection.

Contagious Diseases
If you have a contagious disease you are putting your therapist and even your therapist’s other clients at risk of getting it. Please be considerate and cancel your massage
​if you come down with a contagious condition.

Blood Clots
Massage can loosen blood clots. This could be dangerous because the clot could migrate to the brain, lungs or heart. If you are aware of any blood clots, consult your doctor before massage to make sure that it will not be effected by massage.

Pregnancy
No type of massage service should be rendered and is especially
risky in the first 3 months of pregnancy--including foot massage. Foot & Leg Massage will be made available for pregnant Women only after the first trimester.

Kidney Conditions or Liver Conditions
Massage can put increased strain on both the liver and kidney if they are not functioning normally. This occurs because massage increases blood flow, increasing the movement of waste through the body. If you are experiencing a health problem with either your kidney or liver it is likely that massage will not be appropriate for you. Talk to a health care professional to see if massage will aggravate any kidney or liver condition.

Cancer
Though massage is good at relieving some of the discomfort caused by cancer. However, certain restrictions must be taken and service can only be provided by a physicians order.
​The patient/client will need obtain a release form from his/her doctor.

Uncontrolled Hypertension
Massage increases blood flow. If you have high blood pressure that is not under control, the increased blood flow that is a result of massage therapy may cause problems.

Please Note:
If you are experiencing any of the above conditions and not sure if you should receive a lower leg & extended foot massage, please consult with your physician. We will request a verbal recording of authorization
​if you cannot submit proof of a physician release.


The client will receive a consultation form specifically
catered for the foot/lower leg massage service. This form must be filled out electronically prior to the date of service


Location

Facilities where We have Traveled

Duke Hospital, Durham
Wake Med Hospital
Rex Birthing Center
Transitions Hospice
UNC Hospital

River Village Falls Assisted Living

Make your appointment with The Traveling Pedicurist We welcome the opportunity to come to your facility or residence.  

Call (919) 621-7027 for an appointment



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  • Home
  • Foot/Leg Massage Service
  • Book An Appointment
    • Client Consultation Form
  • Q&A
    • Events & Vendor Page
    • Contact
  • Comfy Pedicure Slides
  • Blog/Affiliates
  • Where Do We Travel To?
  • About
  • In Person Classes & Phone Consults
  • Online Virtual Workshop
  • Store: Hand, Feet body care
  • How Are the Services Performed?
  • Find A Pedicurist In Your City (Statewide United States)
    • Healthcare Agencies & Providers In Your City
  • Shadow Training for Licensed Nail Techs & Pedicurist