| Topic | Reflexology: what to expect |
|---|---|
| Booking | WhatsApp, LINE or email, by appointment |
| Travel | Home visit available; a travel fee may apply depending on distance |
What reflexology is
Pressure is applied to points on the feet, and sometimes the hands, based on the idea that they relate to other parts of the body.
What the evidence says
Research on health benefits is limited, so we present reflexology as a relaxing treatment and not a cure.
When to ask first
Tell us about foot injuries, wounds, infections or pregnancy, and ask your doctor if you are unsure. See reflexology massage.
What reflexology is
Reflexology is a type of massage that applies pressure to specific points, mostly on the feet and sometimes the hands. It is based on the idea that these points relate to other parts of the body. At Queen Luxury Beauty Parlor we offer it as a relaxing treatment, and we describe it honestly.
What happens in a session
You sit or recline comfortably while we work on your feet in a calm, steady sequence. We apply pressure to different points and adjust to your comfort. The session is quiet and slow, and many people find it relaxing. Tell us if any point feels too sensitive and we will lighten the pressure.
What the evidence says
Research on health benefits is limited, and the results are mixed. We do not claim that reflexology treats or cures any condition. What many people report is that it feels relaxing, which is why we offer it as a relaxing treatment rather than a medical one.
Who may enjoy it
It may suit people who want a calm, focused session rather than a full body massage, people who spend long hours on their feet, and people who simply enjoy foot massage. If you want an all-over session, see full body massage.
Who should check with a doctor first
Ask your doctor before booking if you have a foot injury, an open wound, a skin infection, a circulation or clotting condition, or are pregnant. Tell us about anything relevant when you book so we can adjust the session or advise you not to go ahead.
Reflexology, foot massage and pedicure
Reflexology is a pressure-point treatment, while a general foot massage is more about relaxing the muscles of the foot. Our pedicure and foot scrubbing is a cosmetic service for smoother skin and neat nails. They are different, and some clients like to book more than one.
How often to book
There is no fixed rule. Some people book reflexology as an occasional treat, and others make it part of a routine. Choose the rhythm that suits you and your budget.
Aftercare
Drink water and rest for a little while. You may feel relaxed or a little tired. Wear comfortable shoes afterwards if you can, and speak to a doctor if you notice anything unusual that continues.
Preparing for reflexology
Wear loose clothing that is easy to roll up, and bring warm socks if your feet get cold. Tell us about any foot concerns when you book. Arrive relaxed and not in a rush, because the session is slow and calm.
Questions people ask
Will it tickle? Some people are ticklish, so tell us and we will use a firmer, steadier touch. Is it painful? It should not be, so tell us if any point feels too sensitive. Can it replace medical care? No. It is a relaxing treatment and not a replacement for a doctor.
Reflexology at home or the office
Reflexology needs very little setup, so it works well at home or at the office. You sit or recline comfortably, and we bring what we need. Tell us about the space when you book so we can plan.
What to tell us before you book
Mention any foot injuries, skin conditions, circulation concerns, pregnancy or medication. Tell us what pressure you prefer, and whether you are ticklish. The more we know, the better we can adapt the session and keep you comfortable.
Is it right for you?
If you want a quiet, slow treatment and enjoy having your feet looked after, reflexology may suit you. If you want something more active for tight muscles, a back massage may be a better fit.
Book or ask a question
If you would like help with reflexology, message us on WhatsApp, LINE or email. We reply with availability and a quote, and we can visit your home or office across Tokyo, Chiba, Kanagawa and Saitama. See the full page for more detail.
Frequently asked questions
What happens in a session?
We apply steady pressure to points on your feet in a relaxing sequence.
Do you come to my home?
Yes. Home, office and studio appointments are available across Tokyo, Chiba, Kanagawa and Saitama. A travel fee may apply depending on distance.
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Last reviewed September 2026.