Massage Envy - Blaine

Relax and recharge at Massage Envy near you in Blaine, MN, where self-care meets whole-body wellness. From therapeutic massages and stretch services to facials, chemical peels and other skin care treatments, Massage Envy Blaine is here to help you achieve your wellness goals. Whether youre looking to relieve stress with body therapy, improve your mobility with stretch services, or enhance your skins glow with a targeted facial, the skilled professionals youll meet here are dedicated to tailoring each session to address your needs. Book a session today at Massage Envy Blaine, MN and take a step towards feeling and looking your best. Each location is an independently owned and operated franchise.

What is acupuncture? Acupuncture is part of Traditional Chinese Medicine. It is an effective form of medical treatment which promotes natural healing in the body. Hair-thin needles are inserted into specific points on the body on meridians or channel pathways where energy flows naturally, much like the flow of a river. Like a river, these energy pathways are susceptible to blockages which lead to stasis and pain. Acupuncture stimulates the movement of blocked energy, thereby relieving stagnation and pain. Is it safe? Yes, acupuncture is extremely safe, non-invasive and used for over 2,500 years. We use only sterile, single-use, stainless steel needles approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). We are also certified in Clean Needle technique training, as required for licensure. Does it hurt?Most patients report no pain or mild tingling sensation like that of a mosquito bite that lasts only temporarily. This is normal. Many patients experience a sense of relaxation. The needles are hair-thin, about 1/10 the size of a hypodermic needle used in a doctor's office. We take into account that every patient is different, and we work with each individual to ensure a pleasant experience. How many treatments will I need? This varies with different patients, depending on severity and duration of condition, patient's overall health, and age plays a factor in how many treatments are needed.