Thai oil massage is a fusion of therapeutic and relaxing techniques, adapted to the needs of each person.
It fuses the benefits of pressure and assisted stretching of traditional Thai massage with western techniques of relaxing and decontracting oil massage.
Our Thai massage is performed on a massage table, first with pressure to relax, then with oil to treat contractures and Thai stretching at the end. Unlike the traditional Thai massage that is performed on the floor fully clothed and without oil.
The Thai massage is both a relaxing and decontracting massage.
It is recommended for the Thai oil massage at least one hour as it combines techniques.
- What is Thai Oil Massage?
- How is the technique performed?
- What are the benefits of Thai Oil Massage?
- Who should avoid Thai Oil Massage?
- What is the difference between Thai Oil Massage and Traditional Thai Massage?
- Thai Oil Massage:
Thai oil massage is a fusion of therapeutic and relaxing techniques adapted to the needs of each individual. It combines the benefits of traditional Thai massage’s pressure and assisted stretching techniques with Western oil massage’s relaxing and muscle-relaxing techniques. Our Thai massage is performed on a massage table, starting with pressure to relax the muscles, followed by oil application to treat any muscle tension and finally, Thai stretches. It differs from traditional Thai massage, which is performed on the floor with clothes on and without the use of oil.
- Technique:
Thai massage with oil on a massage table begins with pressure to relax the body, followed by the application of oil to treat contractures and provide a softer, more relaxing massage. Finally, Thai stretches are performed to complete the massage experience.
The therapist uses pressure, stretching and oil massage techniques to release accumulated tension and stress in the body. The technique is adapted to the individual needs of each person and is applied with gentle, flowing movements.
- Benefits:
The Thai oil massage provides numerous benefits, including:
- Relief of muscle and joint pain
- Promotes relaxation and reduces stress and anxiety
- Improves blood circulation and lymphatic flow
- Improved flexibility and joint mobility
- Strengthening of the immune system
- Improved sleep
- Improves overall physical and mental health
- Contraindications:
Although Thai oil massage is generally safe, there are some contraindications to be aware of, including:
- Skin conditions or infections
- Deep vein thrombosis or other blood clotting disorders
- Cardiac problems
- Pregnancy
- Severe muscle or joint injuries
- Fever or acute infection
If you have any medical concerns, it is important to talk to your doctor before scheduling a Thai oil massage session on a massage table.
- Difference with Traditional Thai Massage:
The main difference between Thai oil massage and traditional Thai massage is the use of oil and the location of the massage. Thai oil massage is performed on a massage table, using oil or lotion on the skin, while traditional Thai massage is performed on a mat on the floor, fully clothed, and without oil. Additionally, traditional Thai massage relies heavily on stretching and compression techniques, while Thai oil massage uses a combination of Western and Thai techniques, including pressure point work, kneading, and effleurage.
