An Ayurvedic full-body massage done with medicated oil to help balance the doshas. The foundational treatment of Ayurveda aimed at increasing circulation, detoxification whilst lubricating the muscle tissue and joints.

This therapy uses herbal powder and oil, in which powders are made into boluses using cloth (poti). The boluses are slightly heated in the oil before they are placed on the body and gently rubbed in a circular motion, either on the full body or locally on certain body parts. The treatment helps in reducing tenderness, heaviness, stiffness, pain, and inflammation of the joints, while improving circulation.

Named after the medicated cloth fold applied on the patient during treatment, this therapy is used primarily in the treatment of Vata disorders. It involves the application of a long, thick layer of cotton wool soaked with warm medicated oil over the affected area. This therapy is prescribed for individuals suffering from persistent migraines, neck pain and back pain.

A dry powder or herbal powder massage, performed in upward strokes to aid detoxification and rejuvenation.

Involves the pooling and retention of warm medicated oil over the lower back used to treat conditions of lumbar spine and associated muscles.

Ayurvedic foot massage. A treatment that stimulates vital points that helps restore and maintain the functioning of the body.

Ayurvedic head massage that offers relief from tension and may assist with insomnia.

Used in the treatment of skin conditions, Lepam involves the application of a herbal paste to the impacted body part. The natural powder and the medium used to make the paste are chosen according to the patient’s condition. Lepam has a wide range of usage, from cosmetic purposes to severe skin conditions.

The face is massaged with herbal beauty oils or with natural herbal packs.