Foot massage therapists in the UK
Tired, aching feet? Reflexology is the go-to foot treatment — browse reflexologists and foot-massage therapists and book directly.
Independent foot massage therapists in the UK
44 therapists
FeaturedAnca
Marylebone · LondonFrom£80/60 minAvailable today
FeaturedMaria
Mayfair · LondonFrom£90/60 minAvailable today
Megan
LeedsFrom£100/60 min
Elliot
BirminghamFrom£60/60 minMaria
Angel · LondonMia
Manchester
Sofia
LeicesterFrom£50/60 minEbony
BathFrom£85/60 min
Iveta
Coventry
Annie
KenilworthFrom£55/60 min
Isabella
PlymouthMelinda
BournemouthSara
PortsmouthFrom£45/60 min
Lyn
SouthamptonFrom£45/60 minAsh
ReadingFrom£60/60 min
Wilo
LiverpoolFrom£50/60 minBruno
Vauxhall · London
Alexandra
BrightonFrom£80/90 minAlice
BrightonJuan
HoveFrom£60/60 min
Lucy
BristolFrom£70/60 minElaya
NewcastleLucy
YorkFrom£50/60 minMax
CambridgeFrom£55/60 minAmara
Bradford
Lana
Knightsbridge · LondonFrom£115/60 min
Katarzyna
East Greenwich · LondonFrom£60/60 min
Torres
Fulham · LondonFrom£69/60 minJammie
Marylebone · LondonFrom£80/60 min
Bobby
North Kensington · London
Vivian
Covent Garden · London
Hamid
Kensington · LondonCharlotte
GlasgowTatiana
EdinburghAntonia
LeedsFrom£90/60 min
Laura
Mayfair · LondonFrom£70/60 minIvy
Soho · LondonFrom£100/60 minLaila
Clapham Junction · LondonJoanna
Earlsfield · LondonFrom£60/60 minMarcely
South Kensington · London
Fernanda
Fitzrovia · LondonCleo
Clerkenwell · LondonTara
Mill Hill · LondonFrom£100/60 min
Sarah
Acton · LondonFrom£60/60 min
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What is a foot massage?
A foot massage eases tension and tiredness in the feet, and for many people the treatment they're really after is reflexology — a therapy that applies targeted pressure to points on the feet. If you want your feet soothed and relaxed, a foot-focused treatment or reflexology session is the usual choice.
Reflexology — the main foot treatment
Reflexology is the established foot-based therapy: firm, targeted pressure applied to points across the feet, which many people find deeply relaxing. If you're looking for a professional foot treatment rather than a device, this is usually what you want.
Foot massage as part of a treatment
Some treatments include the feet as part of a full-body session — Thai massage, for example, involves foot and lower-leg work, and a full body massage covers the feet too. If you want more than just the feet, one of these may suit better.
How to choose
For a dedicated foot treatment, reflexology is the usual choice; if you want your whole body worked with the feet included, consider a full body or Thai massage. Browse verified therapists and book directly.
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Foot massage
The main professional foot treatment is reflexology — targeted pressure on points across the feet, which many find deeply relaxing. Some full-body treatments (like Thai or a full body massage) also include the feet. 'Foot massage' as a standalone isn't a distinct technique — reflexology is usually what people are after.
They overlap but differ. A foot massage relaxes and eases the muscles of the feet; reflexology applies targeted pressure to specific mapped points and is a distinct therapy. If you want a professional foot treatment, reflexology is the usual choice.
Reflexology is the most common choice for tired feet, using firm targeted pressure many find very relaxing. If you'd like your feet included as part of a broader treatment, Thai or a full body massage also work the feet and lower legs.
Many reflexologists offer dedicated foot-based sessions. If you want more than the feet, a full body or Thai massage includes them as part of a wider treatment. Browse therapists on MaciaLux and check what each offers.
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Targeted pressure on the feet to encourage whole-body balance and relaxation.
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