Complete coverage from head to toe
Full Body Massage
A full body massage is exactly what it describes: comprehensive coverage of all major muscle groups in a single session. Back, shoulders, neck, legs, arms, hands, feet, and chest — the complete circuit of the body's musculature, addressed without omission.
What Is a Full Body Massage?
A full body massage covers all major muscle groups in a single session. Most standard massages focus primarily on the back and shoulders — because that is where the most acute tension lives for most clients. A full body massage extends that work to include the legs (hamstrings, quadriceps, calves), the arms and hands, the chest and pectorals, and the feet.
The result is a more complete physical reset than any focused treatment can provide. The body is interconnected — lower back tension often relates to tight hamstrings and hip flexors; neck tension to pectoral tightness; lower leg fatigue to gluteal holding patterns. A full body treatment addresses these connections rather than treating each area in isolation.
Duration
A full body massage requires a minimum of 90 minutes to cover the full circuit with appropriate thoroughness. 120 minutes is the optimal duration — allowing real depth of work on each area, time for transition between zones, and a pace that is genuinely relaxing rather than rushed.
The 120-minute full body massage is the most indulgent option in the treatment menu and the one most frequently requested for special occasions — a birthday, anniversary, or a deliberate act of self-care after a particularly demanding period.
Technique
The technique within a full body session is tailored to your preference and the needs of each area. Upper back and shoulders typically receive deeper, more thorough work. Legs and arms may be done with a lighter, more flowing Swedish approach. Specific problem areas can receive additional time — within the session structure, the order and depth of each zone is adjusted to what you need.
Benefits
- Complete physical reset — no area left unaddressed
- Addresses whole-body tension patterns and connections
- The most thorough relaxation experience available
- Improved circulation throughout the entire body
- Leaves the body feeling genuinely and completely worked
- Best value per body area of any treatment type
Who It's For
- Those who want a thorough, complete treatment
- Anyone carrying tension in multiple areas
- Those treating themselves for a special occasion
- Clients who want the most comprehensive session possible
- Those who have never had a truly full body treatment
Frequently Asked Questions
What exactly is included in a full body massage?
Back, shoulders, neck, lower back, buttocks (through sheet), legs (front and back), feet, arms, hands, and chest/décolletage. Face and scalp can be included in 120-minute sessions on request.
Is 90 minutes enough for a full body massage?
90 minutes is sufficient for a thorough full body treatment at a comfortable pace. 120 minutes allows additional depth in each area and a more unhurried experience — the preferred option if time allows.
How often should I have a full body massage?
Monthly full body sessions work well as a maintenance schedule. Some clients book a full body treatment quarterly and use shorter focused sessions in between.
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