Massage in London

Massage in London

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Massage in London

About Massage in London

Massage in London at The Light Centre covers far more than a standard back massage, with deep tissue, sports, Thai, hot stone and lymphatic drainage on the menu, along with body wraps, scrubs and reflexology.

If you carry tension from long hours at a desk, deep tissue or percussion therapy can help muscles feel looser. If you train, sports massage is designed for active bodies. Thai massage uses stretching and pressure on a mat, hot stones bring soothing warmth, and lymphatic drainage uses light, rhythmic strokes. For a full body treat, there are body scrubs, body wraps, detoxifying treatments, cellulite treatment and pressotherapy, plus cupping, hydrotherapy, Indian head massage and facial reflexology. The Light Centre offers private rooms, silent treatments on request and menopause informed support, and it is wheelchair accessible with parking available.

Massage clients travel from right across London and the home counties. Choose a time that lets you go home relaxed, using the details below.

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Where to book in London

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    The Light Centre

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Choose your massage

  • For tight muscles: deep tissue massage, sports massage, percussion therapy and cupping.
  • For deep relaxation: body massage, hot stones, Indian head massage and Thai massage.
  • For a lighter touch: lymphatic drainage massage, reflexology and facial reflexology.
  • Body treatments: body scrubs, manual exfoliation, body wraps, detoxifying treatments, cellulite treatment, pressotherapy and hydrotherapy.

Before your massage

Tell your therapist about any injuries, health conditions or pregnancy, and the pressure you prefer. Drink water afterwards and give yourself a little quiet time if you can.

Getting there

Plan to arrive early and relaxed, rather than rushing from the platform. The card below shows the address so you can check the nearest station, and parking on site means you can drive and skip the busy Tube home.

Why book a massage here

  • Private rooms for every massage.
  • You can ask for a silent appointment.
  • Menopause informed support for aches, tension and sleep.
  • Step free and wheelchair accessible, with disabled access.
  • Parking on site, so you can drive home relaxed.
FAQs

Your questions, answered

Does The Light Centre offer deep tissue massage?

The Light Centre offers deep tissue massage. Our Deep Tissue Massage in London page explains what to expect.

Is there a sports massage therapist in London?

Yes. Sports massage is available, and percussion therapy and cupping are on the massage menu too.

Can I get a Thai massage in London?

Yes, Thai massage is on the menu at The Light Centre.

What is pressotherapy?

Pressotherapy uses inflatable garments that apply gentle, rhythmic pressure to the legs, abdomen or arms.

Can I have a silent massage?

Yes. Ask for a silent massage and your therapist will keep conversation to a minimum.

Where can I book hot stone massage in London?

Our Hot Stone Massage in London page has more on hot stones at The Light Centre.

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