Deep Tissue Massage is a therapeutic massage technique that focuses on releasing tension in the deeper layers of muscles and connective tissues (fascia). It uses slow, sustained, and firm pressure to target chronic muscle tightness, break up adhesions (commonly known as "knots"), and relieve pain caused by poor posture, overuse, or injury.

Swedish Massage is one of the most classic and widely practiced relaxation massage techniques, originating in 19th-century Europe. It features gentle, flowing strokes designed to relax the entire body, improve circulation, relieve stress, and promote both physical and mental well-being. Focuses on relaxation and comfort, rather than deep tissue therapy

Hot Stone Massage Therapy is a deeply relaxing treatment that combines traditional massage techniques with thermotherapy, using smooth, heated basalt stones placed on specific areas of the body or incorporated into massage strokes. The heat helps to relax muscles, relieve stress, improve circulation, and promote full-body balance and calm.

Lymphatic Drainage Massage (LDM) is a gentle, rhythmic, and guided massage technique designed to stimulate the flow of the lymphatic system. It helps the body remove excess fluids, toxins, and metabolic waste, while also boosting the immune system.