Traditional technique. A considered touch.
Gua sha is a traditional practice involving strokes across lubricated skin with a smooth-edged tool. The sensation differs from a hands-only massage, so understanding the technique before booking matters.
Care begins
with understanding.
Discuss the body areas you would like to focus on and your skin sensitivity.
Ask the therapist to explain the tool, lubricant and approach before starting.
Agree on comfortable pressure and speak up if you would like to pause.
A few things to know.
Gua sha can leave temporary redness or bruising. Mention blood-thinning medicines, bleeding problems or fragile skin before booking. “Orthopaedic” is a service name here, not a claim to diagnose or correct bone or joint conditions.
Read independent background ↗Your questions,
answered.
Is this a facial treatment?
This page describes body-focused gua sha. Ask the team to confirm your intended treatment areas when booking.
Will there be marks?
Redness or bruising can occur. Discuss this before your appointment, particularly if you want to avoid visible marks.
How do I book this treatment?
Call 6962 7246 with the treatment name, preferred date and number of guests. The team will confirm suitability, duration, price and availability before you book.