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HyFlow Massage is a Mountain View, CA studio specializing in Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) — a gentle, hands-on technique that reduces swelling, relieves fluid retention, and supports the body’s natural detox process. Our MLD sessions are especially popular for post-surgical recovery, including post-plastic surgery, post-liposuction, and post-bariatric surgery swelling reduction, as well as facial lymphatic drainage for a brighter, de-puffed look. All treatments are 100% hands-on — no machines — and can be customized to address the face, neck, scalp, and full body. HyFlow is owned and operated by Tina, a licensed massage therapist (CMT) advancing her training through the Klose Training Institute’s MLD certification program. Mobile, in-home lymphatic drainage is available throughout the greater Bay Area, in addition to in-studio appointments. Tina is fluent in English, Mandarin, and Russian. HyFlow also offers deep tissue, Swedish, sports, prenatal, and Lomi Lomi massage. By appointment only, open daily 9 AM–9 PM.
Discover relaxation and rejuvenation at Xinkang Massage Spa, now open in Mountain View, CA. We specialize in Swedish and deep tissue massage, soothing hot stone therapy, revitalizing head spa treatments, and expert skin care. Whether you’re looking to relieve stress, ease muscle tension, or pamper your skin, our welcoming team is here to help you feel your best. Visit us today for an exceptional spa experience in the heart of Mountain View. Call us today!
==Massage techniques== Deep tissue - Sports Therapy - Swedish Aromatherapy - Acupresure - Resistive Stretching - Trigger Point Shiatsu - Cranio Sacral Our therapeutic massage relieves your pain and promotes whole body wellness, inside and out. Your massage is customized to your specific needs. By taking a clinical approach and utilizing an array of effective massage therapy techniques, We are able to help alleviate pain that clients had lost hope would go away. We specialize in finding just the right spot that is the source of the pain. When all that is released, circulation and health is restored and there is great relief.
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Massage is a general term of pressing, rubbing and manipulating your skin, muscles, tendons and ligaments. Massage therapists typically use their hands and fingers for massage but may also use their forearms, elbows and even feet. Massage may range from light stroking to deep pressure techniques.
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