CRYSTAL SPA ACUPRESSURE
Acupressure SPA massage is an ancient remedy of Chinese traditional medicine known to relieve pain in specific areas of the body. Acupressure is often the choice for people who prefer a natural form of pain relief instead of using medication. The goal of acupressure massage is to bring relief from pain without the use of medications.
Acupressure
Acupressure is an effective form of stimulation used to help relax the muscles. If done regularly, this method of self-massage can sustain improvement and minimize recurrence of symptoms. At Crystal Spa we offer several types of Acupressure treatments. We invite you to review our menu below to find the right treatment for you.
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30 min – $55 + $20 Entry Fee or Pass
60 min – $100 + $20 Entry Fee or Pass
90 min – $140 Free Entry
SWEDISH ACUPRESSURE
This session offers the best of both worlds; the relaxing practice of Swedish Massage, along with the therapeutic nature of our original Crystal Spa Acupressure. Combined these two treatments will leave you feeling both relaxed and invigorated.
90 min – $150 Free Entry
Soothing Acupressure Spa in Los Angeles
Relieve tension, stress, and a range of ailments with a relaxing acupressure massage. Book your session today.
Acupressure massage is a therapeutic treatment that dates back to ancient Chinese traditions. At Crystal Spa, we recognize the healing potential of acupressure massages and offer our guests three relaxing, professional acupressure experiences.
If you’ve struggled with pain, tension, nausea, or stress, an acupressure massage could present a unique method of treating these ailments. Combining acupressure spa with one of our other relaxing spa treatments is an excellent way to rejuvenate your mind and body.
Contact us today to learn more about our acupressure spa in Los Angeles.
Acupressure massage is a therapeutic treatment that dates back to ancient Chinese traditions. At Crystal Spa, we recognize the healing potential of acupressure massages and offer our guests three relaxing, professional acupressure experiences.
If you’ve struggled with pain, tension, nausea, or stress, an acupressure massage could present a unique method of treating these ailments. Combining acupressure spa with one of our other relaxing spa treatments is an excellent way to rejuvenate your mind and body.
Contact us today to learn more about our acupressure spa in Los Angeles.
Acupressure: The Basics
Acupressure is a form of massage therapy that applies manual pressure to specific points in the body, known as acupuncture points.
The body has more than 2,000 acupuncture points that create an energy flow throughout the body. Disrupting this energy flow can lead to ailments and diseases. By applying pressure to these points, your massage technician can improve the energy flow, promoting health and wellness.
Some people confuse acupressure with acupuncture. While acupuncture uses needles to stimulate the acupoints, acupressure takes a softer approach by applying pressure with the fingertips.
How Acupressure Works
Our technicians use their fingers, palms, and elbows to apply deep pressure stimulation to the acupoints, aiding the free flow of energy throughout the body. When you come in for an acupressure massage, your technician will assess your goals for the session and determine the right massage technique for your needs. Your technician can use harder or softer pressure, depending on your preference.
After an acupressure massage, you may experience:
- Relaxed muscles and joints
- Relief from stress and anxiety
- Improved sleep
- Relief from digestive issues
- Reduced headaches and migraines
- Relief from back pain and menstrual cramps
Our Acupressure Treatments
At Crystal Spa, we offer several types of acupressure spa treatments using various techniques. Our luxurious acupressure massages include the following:
- Crystal Spa acupressure: Our traditional acupressure massage finds its roots in Chinese traditional medicine. This massage aims to relieve pain naturally.
- Swedish oil acupressure: This acupressure massage caters to clients looking for a lighter massage without sacrificing the benefits of acupressure. We use high-quality Aveda oils to provide a relaxing massage experience and the level of pressure each client is comfortable with.
- Swedish acupressure: This popular massage combines the experience of our traditional Crystal Spa acupressure with our Swedish massage, producing a relaxing, invigorating experience.
Feel free to contact us at 213-487-5600 if you have any questions about our acupressure in Los Angeles.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is acupressure massage?
Acupressure is a form of massage that targets specific points in the body, known as acupuncture points. Massaging these points can assist the free flow of energy in the channels throughout the body. It can relieve pain, digestive issues, tension, nausea, and symptoms of many common disorders.
Is acupressure as good as acupuncture?
Acupressure and acupuncture are similar treatments that target acupuncture points. The main difference is that acupuncture uses needles and acupressure uses pressure from the technician’s fingers. Acupressure is best for general pain and tension relief, while acupuncture may be better for acute medical conditions.
How often should you do acupressure?
You should complete maintenance acupressure sessions at least once per month. Many people practice acupressure multiple times per day to relieve tension and stress. If you experience ongoing pain and tension, you may benefit from visiting an acupressure spa several times per week.
Can I do acupressure on myself?
Once you understand the basics of acupressure, you can perform this treatment on yourself. However, you’ll experience more relief having a trained professional massage your acupuncture points instead. Using the right level of pressure is key to obtaining the best benefits from this treatment.
Contact our team at Crystal Spa today at 213-487-5600 to schedule your acupressure in Los Angeles or learn more about our rejuvenating spa treatments.
