Massage Near Me in Lubbock at Luminous You Massage
Luminous You offers individual and couples massage services at our Lubbock wellness center that span a variety of massage types. We specialize in therapeutic massage and bodywork—but make sure to check out our relaxation massage styles too!
Luminous You wellness center recently purchased and remodeled a building in the medical district and is now conveniently located at 3411 20th Street, by Covenant Hospital and Texas Tech University.
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806-438-5167
Sunday – Friday
Closed Saturday
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Lubbock Massage Therapy-
Therapeutic Massage & Relaxation Massage
Luminous You Massage is the premier massage place in Lubbock. We specialize in a range of massage styles, from therapeutic-focused to relaxation-focused. Our professional massage therapists are well versed in massage techniques that have origins from around the world—from India to Hawaii, Asia to Sweden—and help us offer you the best massage experience.
Add-on Services
Hot Rocks
Cold Rocks
Sinus Treatment
Red Light Therapy
Heated Body Scraping
Percussion Therapy
Please Request when Booking Massage Appointment.
Did you know our team of Lubbock massage therapists accept both HSA and FSA?
Please let us know if you would like file your therapeutic massage treatment with your HSA or FSA.
Meet Our Newest Licensed Massage Therapist (LMT)
Sports massage involves applying targeted pressure to the muscle tissue to increase blood flow, reduce inflammation, and promote healing after physical activity.
We’d like you to meet the newest Licensed Massage Therapist (LMT) joining the Luminous You Massage team, Brennan Frank! He is a Therapeutic Deep Tissue Specialist with a focus on Sports Massage and advanced neck, shoulder, and hip work.
Brennan, also a Massage Therapist Instructor (MTI), offers more than 16 years of professional therapy experience, and is licensed in both Texas and Arizona. For Brennan’s massage sessions, choose additional free add-ons including: Red Light Therapy; Heated Body Scraping; Percussion Therapy.
Sports massage isn’t just for athletes; anyone who takes part in regular physical activity can benefit from this type of massage therapy, and massages are highly beneficial, not only physically but mentally as well. Make sure to book your massage appointment with Brennan Frank, LMT, MTI.
Therapeutic Massage Facilities
We pride ourselves in being an intimate massage therapy establishment, offering a massage place in Lubbock with a quiet and stress free environment.
Our Lubbock massage therapists take our time to make sure your session is not rushed and will fit your individual needs. If you don’t know which treatment you need, we’ll listen to your habits or concerns and determine the pressure, temperature, and motion best suited for your body’s condition. We offer free add on services with any table massage. See complete information about our massage therapies.
FAQs: The Top Three Questions that People Ask about Massage, or Ask Before Coming into a Massage:
1. What do I need to wear?
The answer to that question would be, wear something comfortable or if you arrive after coming from work, then you probably want to have a pair of comfortable clothes with you to wear after the massage so you can go relax afterwards.
2. What do I need to do to prepare for the massage?
My answer to that would be to prepare for massage, you need to try to start clearing your mind a little bit. Yes, it’s good to drink a little bit of water, but usually you want to start kind of clearing your head so you can decompress. Then, think about what your goal is for the massage so you can communicate that to your massage therapist.
3. Should I drink a lot of water?
You always want to drink water; staying hydrated in general is important. So, even with a massage appointment, you just want to be hydrated.
4. What do I need to do after the massage?
After the massage, there’s something that I strongly recommend: Go home and relax. Don’t go work out, or do yard work, or work on your computer. Going home and putting your feet up and having a glass of wine and an Epsom salt bath isn’t a bad thing.
5. How often should I come in?
Well, most people do every three to six weeks, so you’re looking roughly at about once a month. If you have a major issue that needs to be addressed, coming in twice in a week or twice in a week and-a-half will help, and then after that it’s maintenance. You want to get to where you’re just having maintenance done.
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