Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Cold Stone Migraine Therapy - 45 Mins.

Yes for most clients when performed by our trained therapists, but not recommended for those with cold sensitivity, Raynaud's, uncontrolled hypertension, or recent head injury. If you're unsure, consult your physician or notify us during booking so we can tailor or recommend an alternative treatment.

Arrive hydrated and free of heavy makeup; avoid caffeine immediately before your appointment. Bring a list of medications and any migraine triggers or recent symptoms. Inform your therapist about sensitivities or medical conditions so they can customize pressure, temperature, and aromatherapy for safe, effective relief.

Many clients notice immediate cooling relief and reduced throbbing during the session, with continued improvement over several hours. Some need repeated treatments or home care to maintain benefits. Our therapists will recommend an individualized plan and self-care tips to prolong relief.

This therapy complements — but does not replace — prescribed migraine medications. It can reduce symptom severity and frequency for some, yet you should continue medical treatments and consult your physician before altering any medications or if migraines are sudden, severe, or worsening.

Most people experience only gentle cooling and relaxation. Temporary redness, mild numbness, or brief dizziness can occur. Rarely, cold sensitivity reactions happen; inform us immediately. We screen for contraindications to minimize risks and adjust treatment if you experience discomfort.

Frequency depends on severity and response; many clients schedule weekly sessions during flare-ups, then taper to biweekly or monthly maintenance. We'll assess your condition and create a personalized plan, coordinating with your healthcare provider if you have chronic or complex migraine patterns.