Top Reflexologists in Suwanee, United States

Best foot massage I’ve had in a long time

Lucy was wonderful! She used just enough pressure and was so friendly. I love that this place is a lot more private and cosy than other foot massage places. Would definitely recommend and will be coming back!

I recently had the pleasure of experiencing a deep tissue massage at Oasis Massage, and I couldn't be happier with the results. From the moment I walked in, I was greeted with a warm and inviting atmosphere that immediately put me at ease. The therapist took the time to understand my specific areas of tension and tailored the massage accordingly. What truly stood out was their incredible attention to detail. They incorporated various techniques, including hot stone therapy and aromatherapy, which elevated the entire experience. I left feeling not only physically rejuvenated but also mentally relaxed. Oasis Massage has definitely earned a loyal customer in me!

I went to this place 3 times and it’s a hit or miss, however the 3rd time was a complete deal breaker for me, the guy literally caused me injuries from pressing so hard despite me telling him to please be softer every five minutes. My body was so tense the whole time because he was hurting me. I know I’m going to be in pain for at least a week - I can’t even touch my upper back lower neck without screaming in pain.

After a few visits, I recommend others not to come here. The lady coughed and sneezed throughout one of my massages, and another time, left in the middle of the massage and had to take care of someone at the front who walked in. My last time there, they double booked my appointment and so I left. The only reason for my initial visits were because of a gift card I received as a gift. Better off getting massages elsewhere such as Spring Massage or Sarah Sarah Massage.

I've been going here regularly and like this place quite a bit. If you pay in cash, you get a nice discount and I also never experienced staff here asking for more than 20% or demanding tip.

During my last massage however, the therapist was sneezing and sniffling the ENTIRE time during which made me feel really uncomfortable. Maybe they are short staffed, but they really should ask their employees to stay home if they are showing visible symptoms of a cold, flu, or whatever so their clients aren't afraid of catching it as well, even without covid going around.

We went in for a couples massage and while everything started off great it quickly went down hill about half way though the massage the kids in the building next door begin screaming and yelling for the rest of the time. While it is not the massage places fault it was extremely hard to relax. The women doing the massage was sniffling and sneezing the whole time while she did have a mask on it still made me feel uncomfortable. On the way out when I paid I gave them a 20%tip and was asked if I was leaving more of a tip. When I told her I has already left 20% she informed me that it was not enough and I needed to leave more. If a larger tip is expected than it should be communicated before the services are provided. No one is obligated to leave a tip and it is very unprofessional and off putting to be asked for more of a tip. Due to this unprofessional and uncomfortable situation I will no longer be returning here.

UPDATE:: 1/31/22
Repeat customer here. As I age, I see now how a good massage is necessary. My body has been through a lot of trauma the past few decades, and working as a mechanic / business owner doesn't help. Oasis is the place to get a great massage to keep my body rejuvenated. Over the past few months my left shoulder, lower back, and right leg have been bothering me less and less after each visit. I really love this place. I feel like I owe them so much.

That being said, please understand that a great massage depends on how well you communicate your needs. If you have an issue with a shoulder, tell them. If you need a firm elbow beside your spine, let them know. They have always been wonderful for me. So that brings me to my next point.

Massage service is different than food service. Your masseuse is working on you the entire time; where as your waiter/waitress will only be with you for a few minutes. So a 10% - 20% tip is disrespectful to a masseuse. Imagine going to get a tattoo and only giving them $15 for 90 minutes worth of ink. Please be mindful and courteous. If you're unsure about how much to tip, $40/hr is a MINIMUM rule of thumb. If you can't afford that, please consider maybe a 30 minute massage, or just a zone specific massage.

And please shower before you go there. Don't be gross.

I'm not sure if I've had all the massage therapists, but Lily and Tina stand out the most. They are amazing. It's nice they remember me everytime I go, and know exactly what knot to dig out of my shoulder. Seriously, when it gets to where I can't put on a shirt normally, it's time for a massage. And my calf and hamstring on my right leg are pretty much trash. And they know - through communication - exactly where to be and how much pressure to use.

Anyway, have a good massage.