Salt Therapy in Greensboro

No. Although salt therapy and halotherapy both harness the healing powers of salt, the process is different. Halotherapy consists of grinding salts into small particles for you to breathe in through the surrounding air. This approach is known as “active” salt therapy.

At Restoration MedSpa, our salt therapy in Greensboro uses “passive” methods. Our Salt Therapy Studio allows the most abundant supply of Himalayan salt blocks. As the blocks naturally shed salt particles and ions into the climate-controlled treatment room, you’ll enjoy a more relaxing and natural session.

Breathing in pure Himalayan salt particles thins any mucus blocking your airways, making every cough more productive in seamlessly removing phlegm.

Salt’s antibacterial powers also combat allergens, bacteria, and infections throughout your breathing system. Salt therapies often benefit patients struggling with asthma, bronchitis, COPD, chronic cough, and cystic fibrosis. If you’ve ever used a saline rinse for your sinuses, the “clearing” sensation is similar—minus the drowning feeling. Salt therapy offers a range of physical and mental benefits, all through a relaxing, enjoyable process!

When you come to Restoration MedSpa, yes. Salt therapy, especially “passive” approaches, rarely entails any negative side effects. Some patients with skin sensitivities to salt may experience mild irritation or red patches, but these should resolve within a few sessions. Other patients may notice a minor throat “tickle,” which you can easily resolve by gurgling warm water.

Our luxurious studio for salt therapy in Greensboro features a relaxing hydromassage bed, maximizing the cleansing and calming sensations. We can also add on a wellness IV to your treatment plan, which offers immediate hydration and boosts crucial vitamins and nutrients.