60 minutes $140
Best for a focused session on the back, shoulders, and neck.
Reserve 60 minutes Hot stone massage · Las Vegas
Heat that melts tension before my hands even do.
Smooth basalt stones, warmed and placed along your spine, shoulders, and lower back. The heat softens the tissue first, so the pressure that follows goes deeper with less effort.
Licensed in Nevada · Same therapist every visit
The ritual
Deep heat, purposeful.
Hot stone massage layers heat directly into the work. I warm smooth basalt stones and lay them along your spine, shoulders, and lower back, then hold more stones in my hands as an extension of my palms while I work. The heat moves into the muscle first, so by the time real pressure arrives, the tissue has already begun to soften.
That sequence is the whole point. Warm tissue releases with less resistance than tissue worked cold, which lets me reach a depth close to deep tissue while the stroke itself stays smooth and unhurried, never forced. You feel warmth first, then release, rather than pressure pushing against something tight. It is why clients who normally brace against firmer work tell me this session feels effortless, even when I am working just as deep.
It is one of my most-requested sessions once the air conditioning kicks in for a Las Vegas summer, or on a cool desert evening when your hands and feet just will not warm up. Clients often tell me the warmth alone is half the reason they keep coming back — long before the deeper work even starts, the heat has already done something. I keep a small collection of stones just for hands and feet, since those tend to run coldest.
What it does
Warmth that goes deeper.
Heat is not just comfort — it changes how tissue responds to pressure. Here is what clients notice most.
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Melts tension faster
The heat softens tight muscle before I apply pressure, so knots release with less discomfort than working cold tissue alone.
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Deeper relaxation
Sustained warmth shifts the body toward rest faster than hands alone — many clients are half asleep within the first ten minutes.
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Improves circulation
Heat dilates the blood vessels near the surface, moving blood toward tired muscles and supporting the body's own recovery process.
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Eases stubborn stiffness
Clients carrying chronic tightness — old injuries or general guarding — often find warmth reaches places firm pressure alone cannot, with your provider's clearance for anything clinical.
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More depth in less time
Because the tissue is already warm, I can reach a comparable depth to a longer deep tissue session inside the standard 60 minutes.
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Warms cold hands and feet
The handheld stones bring lasting warmth to fingers and toes that never quite thaw — a favorite on chilly nights and over-air-conditioned days.
Who it is for
Best for always-cold hands and tired backs.
Hot stone is my pick for clients who want a massage that feels like more — more warmth, more depth, more release.
- Hands and feet that never seem to warm up
- Chronic shoulder or lower-back tightness plain pressure doesn't reach
- A Las Vegas summer spent in over-air-conditioned rooms
- Cool desert evenings when all you want is warmth
- Athletes wanting deeper work without extra next-day soreness
- A first massage for someone who finds firm pressure too intense on its own
- A gift for someone who always complains about being cold
What to expect
From the knock at your door.
I keep the experience quiet, private, and entirely on your terms.
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I arrive and warm the stones
Table, warm cream linens, the stone warmer, and oils. All I need is a quiet room with about a 7 by 7 foot clear floor — the stones heat while I get everything set up.
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A short consultation
Two minutes — pressure preference, areas to avoid, and a quick check for anything that means I skip stones on a specific area, like a recent injury or if you're pregnant.
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The session
Warmed basalt stones rest along your spine, shoulders, and lower back while I work with more stones held in my hands. Fully draped throughout — only the area I'm working stays uncovered.
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A quiet wind-down
A glass of water, a few minutes to sit up slowly, and I pack up the stones just as quietly. Payment is at the end — cash, Zelle, or Cash App.
Sessions and pricing
Two lengths, steady heat.
Pick the duration that fits the day. No deposit — payment at the appointment.
80 minutes $170
Best for full-body warmth with extra time on hands and feet.
Reserve 80 minutes$15 off your first in-home session. Mention the new-client offer in the booking form and I will apply it before the appointment.
Service area
Anywhere in the valley.
I travel across the Las Vegas metro with the stones already warm — home, hotel, short-term rental, or condo. There is no travel surcharge inside the valley.
- Las Vegas
- Henderson
- Summerlin
- Spring Valley
- Paradise
- North Las Vegas
- Enterprise
- Whitney
- Sunrise Manor
- Centennial Hills
In their words
Quiet luxury, at home.
The stones alone were worth it. My shoulders finally let go and I stopped clenching for the first time in weeks.
Client review Summerlin
I run cold all winter and this is the only thing that actually warms me through. Booked the 80-minute and never wanted it to end.
Client review Henderson
Different from a regular massage in the best way. The heat got me to a depth I didn't think was possible without it hurting — I felt completely at ease.
Client review Paradise
Questions
Before you reach out.
The questions I hear most when clients ask about hot stone specifically.
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How hot are the stones?
Warm, not scalding — I keep the stone warmer between about 110 and 130°F and test every stone against my own wrist before it touches your skin. If anything feels too warm, tell me and I will cool it down or set it aside. The goal is deep, comfortable heat, never a burn. -
Who should skip hot stone massage?
If you're pregnant, have uncontrolled diabetes, poor circulation, a fever, or a skin condition that makes heat risky, I'd steer you toward Swedish or prenatal instead — check with your provider first if you're unsure. Tell me about any of this on WhatsApp before I confirm the booking. -
Will the stones leave marks?
No. Hot stone massage shouldn't leave marks — that's cupping, a different technique with its own distinct circular marks. Your skin may look slightly flushed from the heat and the increased circulation right after your session, but that fades within an hour, usually before you even get back in the car. If you ever notice real bruising, tell me, since that means I pressed harder than intended. -
How is this different from Swedish?
Swedish relies on hand pressure alone. Hot stone adds warmth as a tool — the heat softens the tissue before I ever apply pressure, so I can work deeper with a gentler touch. If you want maximum relaxation with a warming element, this is it. -
Is this a good winter session?
It's my most-requested session once the weather cools, or honestly, any time the air conditioning runs hard through a Las Vegas summer and leaves you chilled. The warmth alone — before any actual massage work even begins — is why a lot of clients come back to this one specifically, especially anyone who runs cold no matter the season. It pairs well as a treat during the rare weeks Las Vegas actually feels cold outside, too. -
What should I wear?
Undress to your comfort level — most clients keep on underwear, and that's completely fine. You stay covered with a cream linen sheet for the entire session, draped the same way I'd drape for any other massage; only the specific area I'm working with stones at that moment stays uncovered. If the room temperature bothers you either way, tell me and I'll adjust before we start. -
How often should I book?
Once a month keeps chronic tightness in check for most clients, especially once we've worked through the initial tension together. If you run cold constantly, sit at a desk all day, or you're recovering from something specific, every two or three weeks tends to feel better and keeps the results from fading between visits. I can always adjust the schedule as your needs change — just tell me on WhatsApp.
Reserve your session
Tell me when and where.
Share a few basics and I will confirm a time on WhatsApp the same day. No deposit — payment at the appointment.
Tell me when, I'll bring the heat.
Use the form to share what you need, when you are free, and where you are in Las Vegas. I will take it from there.