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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Heat Therapy.
Heat Therapy is generally safe, but not for some conditions like acute inflammation, open wounds, or certain circulatory disorders. Disclose medical history; our Paramus location screens each client and adjusts treatments or recommends physician clearance when necessary for your safety.
Sessions usually run 15 to 30 minutes as a standalone service, or are combined with massages for longer treatments. Your therapist will recommend appropriate timing based on areas treated, sensitivity, and therapeutic goals during your appointment at our Paramus location.
Yes, heat is often paired with massage to enhance tissue response, loosen muscles, and improve outcomes. Therapists tailor heat duration and intensity to complement techniques, ensuring comfort and effectiveness while monitoring skin and client feedback throughout the session.
Yes. Contraindications include active infections, recent injuries with swelling, thrombotic conditions, uncontrolled diabetes, or impaired sensation. Always share medications and medical history during intake so therapists at our Paramus location can determine safety and recommend alternative therapies when needed.
Arrive hydrated, wear loose comfortable clothing, and avoid heavy lotions or oils on treatment areas. Inform us of recent treatments, sensitivities, or medications. Plan extra time if combining with massage; our Paramus team will review safety and customize your session.
Heat can accelerate recovery by improving circulation and reducing stiffness, especially when applied after the acute phase. It helps decrease tightness and perceived soreness, but combining with rest, hydration, and proper cool-down yields best results for performance and recovery.