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Practice type
Infrared or traditional sauna sessions, commonly offered by health spas and wellness centers as a recovery service.
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Infrared sauna sessions are a common add-on at health spas, recovery studios, and some med spas, marketed for relaxation, muscle recovery, and skin benefits. Sessions run 20–45 minutes and are often sold as memberships.
Sauna is generally safe for healthy adults who hydrate; people with cardiovascular conditions or who are pregnant should check with a doctor. Claims about detoxification and weight loss outrun the evidence; relaxation and muscle recovery are the realistic benefits.
Infrared saunas heat the body directly at lower air temperatures (typically 120–140°F); traditional saunas heat the air to 160–200°F. Both raise core temperature and induce sweating.