60 min massage and facial

The listing presents one appointment that combines massage and facial care within 60 minutes. Confirm the current time split, steps, and inclusions in the live booking option.

A combined hour is meant to hold two priorities without turning into a full-day itinerary. Tell the provider what you want the visit to accomplish so expectations stay realistic.

The listed combination is a 60-minute appointment. Treatment time is separate from arrival, check-in, changing, and discussing your preferences.

Leave a little space around the booking if you have another commitment. Ask the spa how early to arrive when your schedule is especially tight.

The listed price is $149. Check the live booking page for the current price, availability, and service structure before confirming.

If the displayed details differ from an older description, use the current listing and ask the spa to clarify rather than assuming the earlier information still applies.

Tell the provider whether body tension or facial care is your main priority, then explain the context behind it. That helps make a one-hour combination feel intentional rather than rushed.

The provider can tell you what is realistic within the current structure. If one concern needs substantially more time, a dedicated service may be a better follow-up choice.

Share preferred pressure, areas of tension, positioning needs, and movements you want to avoid before the massage begins. Clear guidance helps the bodywork portion reflect your comfort.

Because the massage shares the hour with facial care, ask how much focus can be given to a particular area. The provider can help set a practical priority.

Describe what you notice, your current routine, recent changes, and the skin concern you most want to address. The facial portion is compact, so one clear priority is helpful.

The provider can explain what fits within the available time and whether a longer facial would suit your goal better. Avoid expecting the combination to cover every concern in depth.

Share skin sensitivity or conditions, active irritation, medications, recent sun exposure or tanning, pregnancy or nursing, and recent peels, lasers, injectables, waxing, or other procedures.

Mention recent reactions even if you are unsure they matter. The provider can confirm suitability or suggest an adjustment before either part of the appointment begins.

Tell the provider about redness, rash, sunburn, open areas, or unusual sensitivity before booking. Suitability depends on your current skin and the steps in the live facial option.

The spa may recommend a modification, postponement, or a different service. Do not conceal an active concern to keep a convenient time.

Discuss the event date, your skin and body concerns, recent procedures, and preparation needs with the provider. Timing should reflect the exact facial approach and your normal response.

Ask about makeup, sun exposure, travel, and possible temporary sensitivity. A personalized gap is more useful than a universal pre-event promise.

Tell the provider when you travel and whether you expect swimming, sun, outdoor activity, or long transit. Those details may affect the appointment date and aftercare.

Use guidance for this exact combination rather than a generic travel rule. If your schedule is compressed, ask whether another date or single service is more sensible.

The 60-minute service is a compact combination, while the 100-minute Massage and Facial Package provides more time and has its own listed structure. Compare the actual duration, price, and inclusions.

Choose based on how much time each concern needs and what your day can support. Ask the spa to clarify the live differences if the names do not answer your question.

Tell the provider if your body tension or facial concern is broader than expected. They can explain what fits in the hour and whether a dedicated service or longer combination would be more appropriate.

A realistic plan is better than compressing too many requests into one appointment. You can use the visit to identify the next useful step without assuming everything must happen today.

Do not assume an additional facial, massage add-on, peel, or waxing service will fit within the 60-minute booking or be suitable alongside it. Ask the spa to review the full schedule first.

If a particular add-on matters to you, mention it before booking. The provider can tell you whether it requires more time or a separate appointment.

Do not change active products just because you are considering the service. Tell the provider what you use and ask whether the current facial option requires preparation.

Recent exfoliants, retinoids, or procedures may be relevant, but guidance depends on your skin. Follow individualized instructions from the provider.

Wear comfortable clothing and bring information about allergies, medications, recent products, procedures, and any accessibility needs. Exact clothing guidance depends on how both portions are delivered.

Arrive with your main body and skin priorities ready to discuss. Ask what the spa provides if you are unsure what to bring.

Tell the provider about preferences involving conversation, sound, temperature, positioning, pressure, or touch. Those details help both portions of the hour feel considered.

Mention mobility, communication, or sensory accommodations when booking. Advance notice gives the spa time to explain what the location and service can support.

The provider can discuss your priorities and comfort within the scope of the listed combination. Customization does not automatically mean adding unlisted steps or changing the fixed duration.

Start with the one body concern and one skin concern that matter most. The provider can explain what can be tailored within the hour.

The listing confirms a combined 60-minute service but does not state every detail of the sequence or transition. Ask the spa how the two portions are arranged when you book.

Knowing the order helps you prepare your bodywork preferences and facial questions. The provider can also explain whether any changing or transition time is part of the appointment structure.

Review the current cancellation and rescheduling terms shown during booking before confirming the appointment. Combination services still require attention to the spa's current policy.

If your plans change, contact the spa promptly and keep your reservation details available. Options depend on the current policy and appointment availability.

Use the booking button to review current availability for the 60 min massage and facial at Spa Chevy Chase in Chevy Chase, Maryland. Verify the displayed $149 price and current structure before selecting a time.

If the live details or time split are unclear, contact the spa before finalizing the reservation. That is the most reliable way to book the intended one-hour combination.