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Peripheral Magnetic Stimulation (PMS)

Non-invasive magnetic stimulation for muscle recovery, pain management, and nerve rehabilitation.

฿3,500

60

MINS

ABOUT THIS TREATMENT

Peripheral Magnetic Stimulation uses pulsed electromagnetic fields to stimulate nerves and muscles non-invasively. Effective for muscle recovery, chronic pain management, and nerve rehabilitation post-injury. Sessions run 60 minutes — most guests feel reduced tension immediately.

What's Inside

BEST FOR

  • Chronic muscle tension or pain

  • Post-injury nerve rehabilitation

  • Athletic recovery

  • Lower back, neck, or shoulder issues

The Four Steps

Intake

A brief intake with the attending nurse or therapist — history, goals, and any contraindications for today's treatment.

Prep

Change and settle into the private treatment room. Equipment is calibrated to your session.

Treatment

The session itself, monitored throughout. Duration varies by service — your nurse or therapist will brief you on what to expect.

Aftercare

Short recovery, hydration, and any post-session guidance specific to the treatment.

After your session

Hydrate.

Water is the universal aftercare. A glass on arrival home, another with your next meal.

Listen to your body.

Rest if you're tired, move if you feel good. Don't override either signal.

Avoid heavy training today.

Whatever the session, give the body 24 hours before high-intensity work.

Note how you feel.

Many guests notice the effect over the next 1–3 days. Tell us at your next visit.

Questions or concerns? Message us on LINE / WhatsApp — same-day response.

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