Acupressure Massages in Atlanta

60 Minutes for Only $80
Near the Corner of Peachtree and Piedmont Rd

Acupressure massages are one of our many full body massages at Treat Your Feet Buckhead. Our massage therapists are trained in the traditional Chinese acupressure massage as a treatment for muscle tension and pain. Acupressure is a from of traditional Chinese medicine that harmonizes the flow of “qi” or “life force” in the body in order to achieve balance within. Pain and chronic illness can stem from an imbalance in the flow of qi. The ancient techniques of acupressure massage therapy allow our therapists to use massage to apply pressure to certain acupoints or pressure points along specific meridians/channels of your body where this vital energy flows. The therapist will use the palms, fingers, and elbows to press on these channels of energy to balance the flow of qi in your body. Unrestricted flow of qi allows the body’s natural energy to be restored and healing to begin, creating balance, harmony and relief of pain.

TYF Buckhead Acupressure Massage Online Reviews

"I have been to Treat Your Feet on multiple occasions and so far no disappointments. Their prices are a bit steep, but the quality of their massages is fantastic. I have got the Deep Tissue Massage, the half-hour foot massage, and the Acupressure Massage. I was highly pleased with all three massages, especially the Acupressure one (which I got after a half marathon). The Masseuse Kiko was brilliant and actually suggested I get this one instead of the Sports Massage I had signed up for. Their music and scent choice is very calming, and I like the cleanliness of the rooms. Overall, a great experience and I hope to be back soon! Although I wish they would offer a discount or membership for loyal customers."

Moksha R.


"I called late Saturday afternoon and they were able to accommodate my timing and was able to schedule me for a one hour body massage ( I got the acupressure option). I was running late (almost by 20min) and they were still willing to take me in. I did not feel rushed and got 60min hands on time (unlike other massages places where a 60min massage is actually 50min hands on). It was definitely one of my best massage experience! Loved every min and did not want to leave. I can't wait to schedule my next massage!! Their front desk staff were all very courteous and friendly. Overall, fantastic experience!!"

Kirshma K.

Benefits of Acupressure Massage

By applying pressure to certain meridians, Chinese acupressure massage aids in the relief of pain, stress and illness correlating to that meridian. Studies show that the use of acupressure is effective to prevent and treat nausea related to pregnancy, motion sickness and even the side effects of chemotherapy. Acupressure massage therapy is also commonly used to help reduce stress, improve energy levels, and relieve both head and back pain. Since these ancient techniques are known to release endorphins, sufferers of arthritis find relief from the anti-inflammatory effects of such a release.

Acupressure massage focuses on allowing the free flow of qi within your body and will aid in overall well being of the mind, body and spirit in addition to fostering pain relief.

The Difference Between Acupressure and Acupuncture

Just as the names of these two techniques indicate a similarity, the fundamental premise of the treatments are similar as well. The key difference is that although both focus on the same energy meridians and acupoints, acupuncture uses the application of needles to release the flow of qi, whereas acupressure uses massage techniques to aid in the release. Acupressure focuses on applying gentle pressure to release blockages in the body’s energy flow by stimulating the energy meridians through massage.

Treat Your Feet’s acupressure massage therapists are some of the best in Atlanta. They are trained and experienced in using these techniques to address a wide variety of health issues, as well as overall balance and harmony.

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Frequently Asked Questions

There is no time limit on massages. As long as the requested time period is available, then you can schedule it.

Asian spa music is played throughout your massage. No outside music or speakers are allowed.

We ask that you cancel at least 24 hours before your scheduled appointment.

No, we do not. Treat Your Feet is not a medical facility.

If you are feeling sick, we prefer you not to come in and possibly getting our other customers sick.

Our customers come to our massage spa because it provides a quiet and serene environment for them which allows them to relax, so we ask that you refrain from talking during your massage.

You can bring your own beer and wine, but we do not allow food or hard liquor.

We require a credit card on file for parties of 3 or more and for reserving the couple’s room.

Your massage gift card is good for up to 5 years.

We do not take pre-payments especially over the phone. You may come to our spa to purchase your massage(s) or gift cards.

We currently do not offer any discounts.

Tipping is not required, but it is encouraged. Most of our customers tip 20% of the bill amount, but how much you tip is entirely up to you.

We use scentless oil in all of our massages except for Thai massage and chair massage.

Disclaimer

We do not accept insurance. Treat Your Feet Buckhead is not a medical facility. Our primary focus is on your comfort and relaxation. If you have any current or new medical conditions, please consult with your doctor first before coming to our facility for a massage. These include, but are not limited to, muscular and skeletal injuries, surgeries, and pregnancies.

Whether the appointment is for a foot or full body massage, please notify the front staff how many weeks pregnant you are to help us determine the strength of the massage.

Treat Your Feet Buckhead shall not be responsible for any personal property or items that are left, lost, stolen, or damaged on the premises.

The guest / patron hereby waives, disclaims, and releases Treat Your Feet Buckhead from any and all liability regarding any personal property or items that are left, lost, stolen, or damaged on the premises.