Thai massage is a traditional therapy that combines acupressure, assisted yoga postures, and principles from Ayurvedic medicine to enhance relaxation and energy flow. Unlike many other massage forms, it is typically performed without oils, and clients remain fully clothed during the session.

It’s recommended to wear loose, comfortable clothing that allows for a full range of motion, as Thai massage involves various stretches and movements.

Sessions at Cholly’s can vary in length. It’s best to consult directly with Cholly’s for specific session durations.

Thai massage involves stretching and deep pressure techniques, which can be intense for some individuals. However, therapists can adjust the pressure according to your comfort level.

Unlike traditional massages that use oils and focus on muscle manipulation, Thai massage incorporates stretching, pulling, and rocking techniques to relieve tension and improve flexibility. Clients remain clothed, and no oils are used.

Gua Sha is a traditional facial massage technique that uses smooth jade stones to gently glide over the skin. It helps boost circulation, reduce puffiness, release muscle tension, and enhance your natural glow. Gua Sha is completely non-invasive and generally not painful—the pressure is light and soothing. Most people find it deeply relaxing and beneficial for overall skin health.

Hot stone massage is generally safe if done by a trained therapist and you’re in good health. Avoid or be cautious if you have skin issues, diabetes, heart problems, varicose veins, are pregnant, or have recent injuries.

Yes, pregnancy massage is generally safe, especially after the first trimester (13+ weeks). It can relieve muscle tension, reduce stress, and improve sleep. Always consult your doctor first, especially if you have a high-risk pregnancy. Choose a licensed therapist trained in prenatal massage, and avoid deep pressure on the abdomen or certain pressure points.