How we add CBD ointment
During your massage the therapist applies a topical CBD ointment and works it into specific areas that feel tight — for example shoulders, a stiff neck, or tired legs. This is integrated into the massage sequence so the ointment receives massage pressure and glide; the exact amount of time spent depends on your session and the therapist’s judgement.
Clients commonly report a soothing, calming sensation over sore or overworked muscles when a CBD ointment is used, and therapists often pair it with deep tissue, sports recovery, or relaxation-focused sessions. The add-on lasts 5 MINUTES and costs $5, making it a simple upgrade to target trouble spots without changing your scheduled massage length.
When to choose this add-on
If you have areas that need extra attention—tight shoulders, a stiff neck, or tired legs—this add-on focuses the therapist’s work on those spots while preserving the overall session plan. It’s best when you want a little more targeted comfort without booking a longer massage; it won’t replace a dedicated extended or specialty session.
Because Dermal Era sits in Coral Gables near Miracle Mile and the Biltmore corridor, the 5 MINUTES CBD ointment upgrade works well for commuters on US-1 or Le Jeune and for lunch-hour shoppers or University of Miami students. It also slots into weekend pampering packages timed for visitors to Venetian Pool or the Biltmore area.
What to expect afterward
After the therapist works the ointment in, most clients notice a localized soothing or calming sensation, which can be subjective and variable. Dermal Era does not guarantee medical results; if you have sensitive skin, topical medication, or open wounds, tell us at booking or on arrival so the therapist can adjust or recommend alternatives.
Because this is a topical ointment worked into the skin during your massage, it is an add-on rather than a replacement for a longer, targeted session. If you want more sustained focused work, consider scheduling an extended appointment. To add the ointment, request it at booking, at check-in, or ask your therapist during the massage.
