Short answer: choose Thai Massage if you want muscle stretching, improved flexibility, and don’t like using oil; choose Therapeutic Massage (Healthy Massage) if you need deep pain relief using hot stones and essential oils for full-body relaxation.
Thai Massage: Stretching, no oil
Thai Massage at Healthy Spa combines stretching movements, acupressure, and firm muscle pressing — without essential oil. The therapist uses hands, elbows, and sometimes body weight to stretch muscle groups and joints, giving a noticeable flexibility improvement right after the session.
Therapeutic Massage: Hot stones, oil, acupressure
Healthy Massage is Healthy Spa’s signature treatment, combining essential oils, hot stones, and acupressure, plus a herbal foot soak. Hot stones relax muscles more deeply than hand massage alone, especially effective on long-held tension points in the back, shoulders, and neck.
Quick comparison
- Pressure level: Thai Massage uses firm pressure, suited to those familiar with massage; Healthy Massage is gentler, suitable even for first-timers.
- Oil use: Thai Massage uses NO oil (good if you dislike a greasy feeling); Healthy Massage DOES use essential oil.
- Main goal: Thai Massage prioritizes flexibility/stretching; Healthy Massage prioritizes deep pain relief and full relaxation.
- Includes foot soak: only Healthy Massage includes a herbal foot soak in the process.
Still unsure? Ask reception when booking
If you’re not certain, describe your body’s current feeling when booking via Zalo/WhatsApp — where the tension is, whether you prefer firm pressure, any oil allergies — and Healthy Spa’s reception will recommend the most suitable treatment before you arrive.
