Massage services

Deep Swedish is the Oasis signature blend: slow Swedish-style flow combined with selective deeper pressure where the tissue is ready for it. This is often a good fit when you want relaxation and clinical bodywork in the same session, without jumping straight into an aggressive deep tissue treatment. Pressure is adjusted throughout the appointment, especially around bony areas, inflamed tissue, bruising, varicose veins, recent injuries, or areas that feel sharp, hot, numb, or unusually tender.

Swedish massage is generally the best starting point for full-body relaxation, stress reduction, circulation support, and nervous-system calming. It uses lighter to moderate pressure with longer flowing strokes, kneading, and gentle movement. Choose Swedish when your body feels tense, tired, sensitive, stressed, or new to massage. You may not need deep tissue if the goal is relaxation, general soreness, sleep support, or calming the body rather than working a specific stubborn restriction.

Deep tissue massage is more focused work for persistent muscle tightness, restricted movement, repetitive strain, and chronic holding patterns. The pressure is firmer and slower, with attention to deeper layers of muscle and fascia. This is not the same as “harder Swedish.” Deep tissue may not be appropriate during acute inflammation, fever, recent surgery, fresh injury, unexplained swelling, fragile skin, blood clot risk, or when pain increases instead of easing. The goal is therapeutic change, not force.

Hot stone massage uses smooth heated stones with massage techniques to warm the tissue, soften guarded muscles, and support deeper relaxation without forcing pressure. Heat is soothing for many clients, but it must be used carefully. This service may need to be modified or avoided with heat sensitivity, reduced sensation, neuropathy, uncontrolled high blood pressure, certain circulatory concerns, pregnancy considerations, open skin, inflammation, or recent injury.

Chair massage is a clothed, seated option for short focused work on the neck, shoulders, back, arms, or hands. It is offered for offices, parties, productions, and other group events rather than as a single mobile appointment. Sessions include cleaning and reset time between guests.

A focused session for everyday tension in the upper back, shoulders, neck, and scalp area. It may be a practical choice for desk strain or a short appointment. Sudden, severe, new, or neurological headache symptoms should be evaluated by a medical provider before massage.

A focused Swedish massage for the back, shoulders, neck, arms, and hands using flowing strokes and moderate pressure. This is a shorter regional service rather than a full-body massage.

A focused Swedish massage for the hips, legs, and feet using flowing strokes and moderate pressure. New swelling, one-sided calf pain, unusual warmth, or blood-clot concerns require medical evaluation before massage.

Add-ons enhance a full massage service and cannot be booked by themselves. Final availability is reviewed before your appointment is confirmed.

Hand or foot spa: includes a soak or cleanse, exfoliating scrub, paraffin when appropriate, moisturizer or oil, and a brief massage. This is cosmetic spa care, not medical foot care.

Full body hydro exfoliation: a carefully prepared full-body scrub service followed by product removal and skin hydration. It requires additional setup, water-safe protection, supplies, and appointment time.