Thai Massage Albany
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Top Thai Massage Therapists in Albany, WA
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  1. Sawaddee Traditional Thai massage

    Sawaddee Traditional Thai massage

    220 York St, Albany 6330
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  2. Lucky Bamboo Massage

    Lucky Bamboo Massage

    324 Middleton Rd, Albany 6330
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Questions & Answers

How much does a Thai massage cost?

Thai massages are $95 on average.

What is a Thai massage?

Thai massage is an invigorating style of massage that incorporates firm pressure and elements of stretching. It's one that will work out your kinks and lengthen the muscle.

When should I get a Thai massage?

If your body is calling out for some tension relief and stretching, you're well due for a Thai massage. This dynamic treatment is ideal for those who need something a little more dynamic.

What should I do after a Thai massage?

Definitely take it easy and drink plenty of water. It's best to rest right after a Thai massage because your muscles have been worked, giving them time to recoup is highly recommended.

How often should I get a Thai massage?

There is no strict guideline to how often you should get a Thai massage. However, you do need time between treatments to allow the body and muscle composition to recover. We say the more the merrier, really.

Do Thai massages hurt?

It's quite a deep, vigorous form of massage, so you will feel pressure and potentially moments of discomfort. Be sure to speak up if you're in pain, though.

How long do Thai massages usually go for?

People tend to spend about 75 minutes at their Thai massage appointments on average.