All Treatments

A full-body massage with warm medicated oils, chosen to suit the patient, that nourishes the tissues and eases stiffness.

A relaxing whole-body massage followed by herbal steam to loosen tight muscles and encourage sweating.

Focused pressure on marma points and muscle trigger points, followed by steam, to release deep tension.

A slow, steady stream of warm liquid poured over the forehead, widely used to calm the mind and support restful sleep.

A dry massage with herbal powders, stroked firmly over the body to invigorate the skin and reduce heaviness.

Whole-body herbal steam that opens the channels of the body, often given after an oil massage.

Herbal steam directed through a tube to one painful or stiff part of the body.

Warm cloth bundles of medicinal leaves pressed over the body to ease aches and stiffness.

Bundles of Shashtik rice cooked in milk and herbs, massaged over the body to nourish muscles and tissues.

Dry heat from bundles of warmed sand, applied to stiff or swollen areas.

Warm medicated oil held over the lower back inside a ring of dough, for lower back discomfort and stiffness.

Warm medicated oil held over the neck and upper back, for neck stiffness and strain.

Warm medicated oil held over the knee joint, for knee pain and stiffness.

A focused massage of one area, useful for tired muscles and day-to-day tension.

Warm medicated oil poured rhythmically over the body while it is gently massaged.

A classical Panchkarma cleansing procedure of medically supervised therapeutic emesis, done only after full preparation.

A classical Panchkarma cleansing procedure of supervised therapeutic purgation, done after preparatory oil and heat therapies.

A medicated enema based on herbal decoctions, one of the main cleansing procedures of Panchkarma.

An oil-based medicated enema that nourishes and lubricates, often alternated with decoction vasti.

A small-dose oil enema, gentle enough to be planned for many patients as advised by the doctor.

Medicated oils or preparations given through the nostrils, traditionally used for head, nose and sinus concerns.

A cleansing form of nasal therapy that helps clear congestion from the head and nasal passages.

A soothing form of nasal therapy, used to pacify and balance rather than cleanse.

A paste of medicinal herbs applied to the skin or an affected area.

Medicated ghee held around the eyes in a ring of dough, for tired and strained eyes.

A gentle stream of medicated liquid used to wash and soothe the eyes.

Warm medicated oil placed in the ears and held for a short time.

Holding medicated liquid in the mouth for oral health.

Swishing medicated liquid around the mouth to cleanse the mouth and throat.

Fumigation with the smoke of medicinal herbs.

Inhalation of medicated herbal smoke as described in the classical texts, done under supervision.

A cotton pad soaked in warm medicated oil and kept on the affected area.

A facial care routine using herbal preparations, finished with a natural face pack.

A stream of medicated buttermilk poured over the forehead or body, with a cooling effect.

Cups applied to the skin to create gentle suction over tight or painful areas.

A supervised cold water therapy intended to refresh and invigorate the body.

A classical branch of Ayurveda for men’s reproductive and sexual health. The doctor plans herbal preparations, diet, daily routine and, where suitable, Panchkarma to support vitality and stamina.

A specialised procedure in which a small amount of medicated oil or decoction is introduced into the reproductive tract by the doctor under strict hygiene. It is planned only after a full examination, for selected women’s and men’s reproductive health concerns.

Ayurvedic care for couples preparing for pregnancy and for mothers-to-be, with guidance on diet, daily routine, gentle yoga and emotional wellbeing.