Contact
VIRGINIA
Location
4356 Bonney Rd Bldg 3, Suite 103,
Virginia Beach, VA 23452, United States
FAQs
Answer: Yes, we accept gratuities in cash, Venmo, or on credit cards. We also appreciate reviews about your experience.
Appointments may be cancelled online through our website or by calling up to 24 hours before the appointment. There is no fee for canceling with more than 24 hours notice. If you must cancel with less than 24 hours notice, you will be charged 50% of the session fee. If you fail to show up for your appointment or call with less than 2 hours notice, we charge 100% of the session price. We must be able to cover our expenses and loss of wages for holding this appointment. Failure to pay cancellation, no-show fees, and/or disputing credit card transactions to collect said fees will result in denial of future services. Appointment time durations cannot be changed within 24 hours. If you are late, your session time will not be extended. If you are sick within 24 hours of your appointment please let us know ASAP by calling 757-567-0546 or email kineticrestorationva@gmail.com. Thank you for understanding our business and income depends on attendance to succeed.
Answer: Yes, you can get a prenatal massage during ALL trimesters with a therapist specifically trained in pregnancy massage. If you have a high-risk pregnancy or medical restrictions, please contact us in advance to discuss.
Answer: Most clients undress to their underwear or boxers, but you can discuss preferences with your therapist. Your comfort and safety are important to us.
Answer: Yes, your session time includes the duration on the table. Please arrive a few minutes early to prepare.
Answer: Fill out your intake form, stay hydrated, and have a light meal before your massage for the best experience.
Answer: You may feel light-headed or slightly dizzy (known as the "massage buzz"), experience increased bathroom use, and feel more clear-headed and relaxed. Some muscle soreness and heightened body awareness are common post-massage.
Answer: The frequency depends on your physical concerns, stress level, and overall health. Your therapist will provide a recommendation, but generally, massage for regular body maintenance is recommended every 4-6 weeks.
Answer: Cupping, or myofascial decompression, is a great technique for working with the fascia. It reduces muscle tension and enhances circulation to the area, allowing the body to heal areas of congestion or trigger points. Cupping typically leaves marks on the skin, but the marks themselves are not painful or a sign of injury. The marks are a sign that your body has received some help to heal itself. Feel free to ask your therapist for more information.
