The hour your shoulders finally drop.
Silk and Spine treats the two places desk work shows up first: the scalp and the spine. One therapist, one room, no upsell at the end.
Three things we do differently
We look before we touch
Every first visit opens with a 200x scalp camera reading. You see your own follicles on screen, sebum load, flaking, density, and the protocol is chosen from that, not from a menu.
Scalp and spine, one table
Most studios do one or the other. Tension rarely stays that tidy. Our therapists are trained in both Japanese scalp technique and clinical soft tissue work, so the jaw, neck and mid-back get treated as one system.
Built for desk bodies
Suboccipital release, thoracic mobilisation, temple and jaw work. The protocols were written for people who spend eight hours a day at a screen, and adjusted over six years of doing exactly that.
Four treatments, no filler
Every session includes the consultation, the aftercare plan and the tea. Prices are per person and shown from.
Japanese head spa & scalp therapy
Deep scalp cleansing, nutrient infusion, acupressure through the occiput and temples, then a warm hydrotherapy rinse under falling water.
Neck & spine relief
A targeted session for the pattern desk work leaves behind: locked levator, forward head carriage, a mid-back that has stopped rotating.
Custom body massage
Built to your pressure on the day: deep tissue, Swedish, hot stone, or a blend, with essential oils chosen at the start of the session.
The Silk & Spine signature
Our full stress-relief arc: the head spa in its entirety, then a full back and spine massage, closed with a quiet twenty minutes and hojicha.
What one hour changed
“I stopped taking a migraine tablet before every Monday board meeting. That is the entire review.”
“The same knot sat under my right shoulder blade for four years. It took two sessions and a five minute homework drill.”
“The scalp reading was the part I did not expect. They showed me what was actually happening up there and sent me home with a plan.”
Started by two people who broke their own necks at a desk
Mira Sato spent nine years in Tokyo salons learning scalp diagnosis, then eleven months in an agency job that gave her the worst tension headaches of her life. Adam Reyes was a licensed massage therapist treating the same complaint in twenty different offices a week.
They opened Silk and Spine in 2019 on one idea: the scalp and the spine belong to the same problem, and nobody was treating them together. Six years and six thousand sessions later, that is still the whole business.
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