Best Foot Massages near me in Xaltipac, Rural Mexico City

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Ozone Fitness Tecomitl

Cda. Guillermo Prieto 15, Xaltipac, Milpa Alta, 12100 San Antonio Tecómitl, CDMX, Mexico

+52 56 2758 1994 +52 56 2758 1994 Call to book

Testl-i

5 de Mayo #26 B San Antonio Tecómitl, Xaltipac, Milpa Alta, 12100 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico

+52 55 3921 7985 +52 55 3921 7985 Call to book

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Quiropraxia y Masajes "Ángel", Tulyehualco

La Cruz 12, El Rosario, Tláhuac, 13540 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico

+52 55 4502 9132 +52 55 4502 9132 Call to book

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Chiropractic

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Beauty Silhoutte Spa

División del Norte 29 Calyequita, Santiago Tulyehualco, Xochimilco, 16570 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico

+52 55 4647 7436 +52 55 4647 7436 Call to book

Sauna

Spa Package

Tú SPAcio

Tlaxcala Sur 20, Villa Milpa Alta, San Mateo, Milpa Alta, 12000 Villa Milpa Alta, CDMX, Mexico

+52 55 5844 0134 +52 55 5844 0134 Call to book

Body Wrap

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Foot Massage FAQs

How long does a foot massage usually last?

A foot massage typically lasts between 30-60 minutes.

How often should I get a foot massage?

Some people enjoy foot massages on a daily basis but it’s really down to personal preference. To help maintain flexibility in your feet, you may want to indulge in regular weekly foot massages.

Is foot reflexology better than a massage?

It depends on your treatment goals. A foot massage helps to reduce muscle tension and improve circulation; reflexology is more holistic. In reflexology, specific parts of the foot are thought to correspond to different organs and systems in the body, so practitioners place pressure on particular areas of the feet to treat a range of internal health complaints including nausea, sinusitis and cardiovascular issues. If you're in doubt which one to have, ask your therapist.

What should you not do after a foot massage?

It’s advised that you don’t shower for 2-3 hours before or after a massage. A massage increases blood circulation, as does hot water – the combination of the two could make you feel dizzy or faint. You should also avoid caffeine, alcohol, and strenuous activity for 12-24 hours after a massage to alleviate any lingering soreness.

Are foot massages painful?

It depends on the degree of muscle tension in your feet. There are more than 200,000 nerve endings in your feet, so a foot massage can trigger a range of sensations, including discomfort.

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