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Stretching
(post isometric
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relaxation techniques)
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Phonophoresis with
dexamethasone
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Interferential
current
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*Adjustment of the spine,
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flexion-distraction manipulation to
cervical,
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lumbar (spinal stenosis, etc.)
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Joint
mobilization techniques.
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Individualized
therapeutic exercise
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programs according to the diagnoses
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Hydro
massage (Fibromyalgia,
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trigger points, insomnia, etc.)
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Vibra Cussor (TMJ
correction,
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trigger point therapy, adhesions)
First Initial Visit
~ $60
Adjustments ~ $40
Package of ~ 10
for $350/$35per
Accupuncture
Medi-SpaServices
Acupuncture
The ancient
Chinese healing system of inserting ultrafine needles in acupoints along the body's meridians, or energy channels, to
open up blockages and balance the flow of energy.
$60 /30
min.
Acupuncture is a traditional Chinese treatment used for
therapeutic purposes. The technique of inserting and using the
thin needles to relieve pain is an art form in itself, and has
become a main focus of interest around the world. The
acupuncture points are found all over the body; along the
channels where the body’s vital energy flows. These points are
the main focus for acupuncture, as well as many other
traditional therapy techniques.
Acussage
A
combination of acupuncture and massage (and sometimes other
energy therapies like reiki) that focuses on neural and
musculoskeletal imbalances.
$90 /
1 hr.
Abdominal
Massage
Deep
kneading of the stomach, intestines, and reproductive organs
helps alleviate painful menstruation, headaches, and digestive
disorders.
$55 / 30 min.
Cupping
Cupping
is an ancient Chinese therapy (281-341 A.D.) in which a jar
(bamboo or glass) is applied to the skin surface to cause local
congestion through the negative pressure created by introducing
heat in the form of an ignited material. During ancient times,
cupping was known as the “Horn Method”, which was used for
draining pustules. The modern name for cupping is “baguanfa”
(suction cup therapy). Stationary (dry cupping) and gliding
cupping (wet cupping) techniques are commonly used today
with baby oil or lotion.
$40
/ 20 min.
Modern
cupping units made from plastic with manual pump, able to
control amount of vacuum pressure for each individual need.
Sample of cupping with
plastic cups.
Traditional Chinese
bamboo cupping used in the old days.
Glass cupping perform by
the use of fire to burn out air in the glass cup causing an
instant vacuum effect.
Reiki
In
this hands-on system of bodywork, therapists act as conduits,
transferring healing forces into the bodies of their clients
through holds and gentle pressure applied to precise areas of
the body that coincide with energy meridians.
$55
/ 30 min.
Facial Treatment
both men & women
Mini
Facial
Recommended
for people pressed for time or just want a quick
thorough cleansing. Mini version of our Signature Intense
relaxation facial. Facial includes: Cleansing,
exfoliated masque, mini massage, toner, moisturizer and finish
off with a SPF. (No
extractions included with the mini facial due to limited time.)
30min./ $65
Signature Intense relaxation facial
Our
most popular facial that will surely get you in the mood & take
you to that special place of complete and total relaxation.
60min./ $90
Sensitive Skin Signature Intense
relaxation facial
Our most
popular facial highlighted for those with sensitive skin that
will surely get you in the mood and take you to that special
place of complete and total relaxation.
60min./$90
Special Event Back facial
This facial is
perfect for those wanting to go 'bareback', geared to deep
cleanse your back and prep you for your special event, or even
just to wear that open back shirt on those sunny so. cal days or
nights!
30 min./ $65
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Manicure & Pedicure
Express Manicure
Promotion
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pampering they need in our express manicure. The service
includes soak, cuticle and nail work, a stress reducing
application of lotion, and a polish application. If time is an
issue, this is the manicure for you!
30 minutes $20
(promotion exp. 12/06)
Cheta Manicure
This luxurious manicure uses rose
essential oils to provide a calming and relaxing treatment. Your
treatment will include nail shaping, massage and enamel.
50 minutes $25
Cheta Pedicure
A classic treatment for you and your feet.
You will experience a sea salt exfoliation, relaxing massage and
an enamel application of your choice.
50 minutes $35
Massage
Deep Muscle Therapy
Focusing on deep layers of muscle, releases chronic
tension in the body. This technique uses slow strokes and strong
pressure. Improves flexibility, alleviates muscle pain and
relief stressed muscle tissue.
$85 /
1 hr.
Swedish Massage
The most widely used method today, Swedish massage uses light
stroking, kneading and friction techniques on the superficial
layers of muscles, while incorporating movement of the joints.
$75 /1
hr.
Shiatsu
Japanese
massage stimulates points along the body's meridians, or energy
pathways, by using pressure. Corresponding points on both sides
of the body are stimulated at the same time. Firm pressure is
applied using the fingers or thumbs, just to the verge of pain.
Pressure is either maintained for one to three minutes or
applied at intervals of ten seconds.
$85 /1
hr.
Pregnancy Massage
This gentle massage reduces discomfort
and increases positive emotions in pregnant women. (Note:
Because some massage can induce labor, a physician's referral is
often required.) $80 /1 hr.
Hot Stone
Therapy
Stone massage fosters healing, relaxation and a spiritual
connection to the earth. Warm stones increase circulation,
balances the body's energy and promote relaxation for deep
tissue massage. $95/1
hr.
Indian
Head Massage
By using long strokes, the
goal is to balance the body by releasing tension in the facial
muscles.
$45 /
30 min.
Reflexology A
massage that focuses on acupuncture points in hands and feet
linked to other parts of the body through energy pathways.
$65 /30 min.
Trigger Point
Therapy
Pressure is applied to specific muscles to stop spasm or pain.
Improves flexibility and alleviates muscle pain. $55
/ 30 min.
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Eyebrows
$20
(maintenance $10-$15) |
Chin
$8
Neck $10 |
Paris
$15
(French
Bikini) |
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Upper
lip
$10 |
Bikini
$20
(With
design) |
Brazilian
$60+
(with
design) $70+ |
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Full Back $50+
Sideburn
$12
Full Face
$35 |
Upper Arm
$10
Lower Arm
$20
Under Arm
$10+ |
Upper Leg
$30
Lower Leg
$35
Full
Leg
$55+ |
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Please note:
InversionTherapy
Try
hanging upside down for just a few moments and you'll understand why
millions of people around the world use this ancient therapy to
relieve back pain, reduce stress and improve their quality of
life.
Free
Back Pain
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· Rehydrate
discs
· Reduce Nerve
Pressure
· Realign Your
Spine
· Relax Tense
Muscles |
Re-hydrate discs:
Damaged discs can take a long
time to repair since they don't have a direct blood supply. Inverted
decompression takes pressure off the discs, allowing them to widen
and hydrate with nutrients that help expedite repair. The added
cushion helps increase shock absorption and flexibility.
Reduce
nerve pressure:
Inverting on a Teeter has been clinically proven to increase
intervertebral separation, helping to open up the passageway for
nerve roots and alleviating pain caused by pinched nerves. Those who
experience sciatic pain can benefit from this aspect of inversion.
Less pressure means less pain.
Realign:
The back is supported by
hundreds of ligaments and muscles that stabilize the spine but also
hold it in compression. When the back moves out of alignment from
bad posture, too much sitting, or rotational activities, this
support structure holds the body in misalignment. Even while lying
down, your spine maintains 25% of standing pressure, especially in
your lumbar. In order to decompress, the spine needs a traction
force of at least 60% of your body weight, roughly equivalent to
inverting at an angle of 60° on a Teeter. This type of progressive
decompression naturally re-aligns the weight-bearing skeleton,
promoting good posture.
Relax tense muscles:
Inverting to as little
as 25° for a few minutes can help relax muscles and speed lymph
flow. A study conducted by phisiotherapist, LG Nosse found that EMG
activity (an indicator of muscle tension) declined over 35% within
ten seconds of inverting.
400 BC:
Hippocrates, the Father of Medicine, hoists up a patient on a ladder
with a series of ropes and pulleys to harness the force gravity in
an effort to stretch his patients and relieve their ailments.
3000 BC:
Ancient stone seals discovered by archeologists show the first time
drawings of Yoga poses. Yogis have long preached the value of
inverted poses to rebalance the body, help increase circulation,
stimulate the brain, enhance glandular system functioning, and
relive pressure on the abdominal organs.
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