How the blend works
A Combination Massage merges the invigorating techniques of Thai massage with the gentler strokes of Swedish therapy so each session addresses both tension and relaxation. Therapists select elements from each approach—more stimulating maneuvers when muscles are tight and smoother, flowing strokes when the goal is calming—so the treatment adapts to what your body needs that day.
Because the session mixes methods rather than following a single protocol, therapists make adjustments in pressure and rhythm throughout the 60 MINUTES. That practical flexibility lets the massage focus on sore areas while still promoting overall ease and improved circulation, without committing to one fixed technique for the whole appointment.
What to expect during treatment
Your therapist will begin by checking areas of concern and your preferred pressure, then tailor the session accordingly. If you’d like a specific person, add their name in the note section; otherwise the therapist is assigned by our rotation. Communication about comfort and pressure during the massage guides whether more Swedish-style strokes or Thai-style techniques are used.
The Combination Massage is structured for clear, practical results within a single 60 MINUTES appointment. Expect targeted attention to sore muscles and transitions between stimulating and soothing techniques; therapists balance work on tight spots with longer, calming sequences to leave you feeling relaxed and more mobile by the session end.
Local booking and logistics
Elite Thai Massage is located in Los Angeles’s Koreatown / Mid-Wilshire neighborhood with easy access from Wilshire/Western transit and major bus routes, making quick before- or after-work bookings convenient. The urban setting and nearby nightlife often make evening and weekend appointments popular, so plan ahead if you need a late-day slot near the Wiltern Theatre or Miracle Mile.
The price for this service is listed at $67.5 for a 60 MINUTES Combination Massage. Please arrive a few minutes early to complete arrival paperwork and note any therapist preference. Therapists are assigned by rotation unless you add a specific name to the note section when booking.
