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Frequently Asked Questions
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An ionizer creates ionized warm water that encourages negatively charged particles to move from the body through your feet. The 30-minute session uses mild currents and warm immersion; two basins allow both participants to relax simultaneously while the machine helps facilitate the detoxifying process.
Yes—generally safe for most adults when conducted by trained staff. People with pacemakers, implanted electrical devices, open foot wounds, pregnancy, or uncontrolled diabetes should avoid or consult a physician first. Our team screens clients and can advise if the service is appropriate.
Arrive with clean, bare feet or easy-to-remove shoes; avoid heavy meals and alcohol beforehand and stay hydrated. Remove nail polish or foot jewelry if desired. Allow a few minutes before and after to relax; notify staff of any medical conditions.
Many clients report immediate relaxation and lighter-feeling feet after one session. Noticeable changes in swelling, circulation, or energy may appear within 24–72 hours. For sustained benefits, a series of sessions is recommended; our staff can suggest a personalized plan.
Yes—the service is designed for two. We provide two basins and ionizers or arrange simultaneous sessions so both participants receive full individual treatment, allowing shared relaxation while maintaining hygiene and comfort.
Yes—please call us at 317-876-7258 if your preferred slot is booked. We may be able to fit you in, offer alternative times, or place you on a short-notice list. Early calls improve chances of accommodating your request.