Massage Therapy in Chelsea, London
Our qualified massage therapists offer a range of treatments to help you relax, ease tension, and support your skin and body, at our clinic on Fulham Road, Chelsea. Every massage can be tailored to what you need, whether that's stress relief, muscle recovery, or a treatment that complements your aesthetics routine.
Massages we offer
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Deep tissue massage: firm pressure and slow strokes to work into deeper muscle and connective tissue, helping relieve tension and support recovery.
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Lymphatic drainage massage: a gentle technique designed to encourage fluid movement around the body, which can help reduce the look of bloating and support skin's appearance.
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Head massage: may help relieve tension and headache-type discomfort, and support relaxation and circulation to the scalp.
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Anti-ageing face lifting massage: supports muscle tone in the face, helping soften the appearance of lines while calming the mind.
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Healing massage: an integrated treatment combining deep tissue and acupressure point work with breathing techniques, aimed at supporting relaxation.
Frequently asked questions
Can I combine a massage with an aesthetics treatment?
Yes. Many clients combine a massage with a facial or another treatment in the same visit. Ask us when booking.
Which massage is best for tension and stress?
Deep tissue and healing massage are popular choices for tension, while a head massage is often chosen for headache-type discomfort.
Is lymphatic drainage massage painful?
No, it uses light, gentle pressure and is generally very relaxing.
How often should I have a massage?
This depends on your goals. Some clients come weekly for ongoing tension relief, others monthly to complement their skincare routine.
Book a massage in Chelsea
Book on WhatsApp · 07561 720660 · info@oneaestheticsboutique.uk
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What happens at your massage appointment
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Brief consultation. We ask about tension areas, injuries, or conditions, so the massage is tailored to you.
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Treatment. Your chosen massage is carried out in our private treatment room.
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Aftercare. We recommend hydration and gentle movement afterwards, and suggest a schedule if you're having ongoing sessions.
Is massage right for you?
Massage suits most adults, though we take extra care with certain conditions such as pregnancy, recent surgery, or circulatory issues, and adjust or avoid treatment where needed. Tell us about any health conditions when you book.
More questions
Should I eat before a massage?
A light meal beforehand is fine; we'd suggest avoiding a heavy meal immediately before deep tissue work.
Will I be sore after a deep tissue massage?
Some mild soreness for a day or so is common, similar to how muscles feel after exercise, and usually settles on its own.
Can I have a massage during pregnancy?
Some massage techniques are adapted for pregnancy, and others are avoided. Please tell us if you're pregnant when booking so we can recommend a suitable option.