Full Body Massage at Home in Dubai

A full body massage at home in Dubai costs AED 165 for 60 minutes, AED 212 for 90 minutes and AED 284 for 120 minutes with Zigy. The therapist works from your feet to your scalp, covering legs, back, shoulders, arms, hands and neck, at the pressure you choose. They bring the bed, oils, fresh towels and disposable sheets.

Full Body Massage Prices

What a Full Body Massage Covers

In a typical 60-minute session the therapist starts face down with the back, shoulders and the backs of the legs, then turns you over for the fronts of the legs, arms, hands, neck and scalp. With 90 minutes there is more time on problem areas such as the lower back. With 120 minutes nothing is rushed, and many people fall asleep.

You stay covered with a towel throughout, and only the part being massaged is uncovered. If there is an area you do not want touched, such as the feet or scalp, just say so at the start.

Swedish, Deep Tissue or Hot Stone?

• Swedish: light to medium pressure. Best for relaxation and a first massage.
• Deep tissue: firm, slow pressure for knots and tightness. Some soreness the next day is normal.
• Hot stone: heated stones relax the muscles deeply without heavy pressure.

How Long Should You Book?

60 minutes is enough for a relaxing all-over massage. Choose 90 minutes if you also want focused work on your back or shoulders; it is also the best value per minute at AED 2.36. Choose 120 minutes for a slow, unhurried treatment, or split it between a full body massage and a 20-minute body scrub.

Before and After

• Shower before the session if you can, and avoid a heavy meal in the hour before.
• Drink water afterwards, and take it easy for the rest of the evening.
• Do not book a massage on sunburnt skin; wait until it has healed.

Who Should Not Book

Full body massage is not suitable during pregnancy, after recent surgery, or with a sprain or serious injury. Men can book the same treatment with a male therapist through the men's massage at home menu.

Book on the spa and massage at home in Dubai page, or compare every style in our massage types guide.

Choosing Your Pressure

Pressure is personal, and it can change from one area to the next. Many people like light pressure on the legs and firmer work on the shoulders. At the start, tell the therapist which areas feel tight and whether you have ever found massage too strong. During the session, "firmer" and "lighter" are all you need to say. Good pressure feels like a satisfying ache on tight spots, never sharp pain.

Male or Female Therapist

You can choose your therapist's gender when you book. Men who prefer a male therapist can book through the men's massage at home menu at the same prices. Every session is a professional, therapeutic massage with towel draping throughout.

How to Prepare at Home

• Choose a quiet room with space around a single bed: a bedroom or a living room with the coffee table moved aside.
• Set the AC a little warmer than usual; lying still, you cool down quickly.
• Dim the lights, silence your phone and put pets in another room.
• Remove jewellery and tie back long hair.

Where We Cover

Full body massage at home is available across Dubai, including Dubai Marina, JLT, Al Barsha and Deira, and in Abu Dhabi and Sharjah.

How Often Should You Book?

Once a month suits most people who want to manage stress and general stiffness. If you are working through tight shoulders or training hard, every two to three weeks can help for a while, then space sessions out again.

Why Book Through Zigy

• Clear prices from AED 165, shown before you book.
• Seven massage styles and three session lengths.
• Everything brought to you: bed, oils, fresh towels and disposable sheets.
• Same-day slots often available across Dubai.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is a full body massage at home in Dubai?

A 60-minute full body Swedish massage at home costs AED 165 with Zigy, AED 212 for 90 minutes and AED 284 for 120 minutes. Deep tissue starts at AED 210.

What parts of the body does a full body massage include?

Back, shoulders, neck, arms, hands, legs and feet, and usually the scalp. You can ask the therapist to skip any area.

Do I have to undress completely?

Undress to your comfort level. You stay covered with a towel throughout the session, and only the area being massaged is uncovered.

Is 60 minutes enough for a full body massage?

Yes, for a relaxing all-over massage. Book 90 minutes if you also want extra time on your back or shoulders.

Can I book a male therapist?

Yes. Men can book a full body massage with a male therapist through the men's massage menu, at the same prices.

How often should I get a full body massage?

Once a month for general wellbeing. Every two to three weeks if you are working through ongoing tightness.