Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Ionic Foot Detox Bath Session.

The treatment is generally safe for most clients. We screen for contraindications such as pregnancy, pacemakers, epilepsy, severe cardiac conditions, and open wounds. Always disclose medical history and medications during consultation so our therapist can advise whether the session is appropriate for you.

A typical Ionic Foot Detox Bath Session lasts about 30 to 45 minutes, plus a brief consultation and setup. Plan for roughly 45–60 minutes total at the spa to allow time for intake and post-treatment guidance.

For best results we recommend an initial series of two to four weekly sessions, then transition to monthly maintenance. Frequency can vary by individual goals, toxin load, and health status—your therapist will create a personalized schedule.

During the session you may feel warm water, gentle tingling, or a light buzzing sensation around the feet. Many clients report deep relaxation and mild detox effects like temporary tiredness; sensations are typically comfortable and short-lived.

Minor side effects can include temporary fatigue, increased thirst, or slight skin sensitivity. We recommend staying well hydrated, avoiding heavy exercise the same day, and monitoring any unusual reactions—contact us or your physician if symptoms persist.

Yes — Ionic Foot Detox sessions pair nicely with massages, facials, and relaxation therapies. Inform your practitioner about any concurrent treatments or procedures; we’ll advise timing to maximize benefits and avoid interference with invasive or medical treatments.