Healing Hands Spa

Healing Hands Spa is a massage therapy practice located at 40 Wildbriar Road, Suite 400, in the Henrietta area of Rochester, NY. Founded by Lea Xinghui Zhang, who arrived in the United States in 2018, the spa opened its doors in 2025. The business operates seven days a week — Monday through Saturday from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. — out of a remodeled office building along Wildbriar Road.

The spa provides a range of hands-on therapies, including:

• Massage therapy — Swedish, deep tissue, and hot stone styles, available in 30-minute ($40), 60-minute ($60), 90-minute ($90), and 120-minute ($120) sessions
• Reflexology — 60-minute sessions ($50) targeting pressure points on the feet, hands, and ears
• Acupressure massage
• Cupping therapy
• Aromatherapy treatments incorporating essential oils

Sessions begin with a personalized intake questionnaire so therapists can tailor each treatment to individual concerns. The practice also integrates massage guns with specialized attachments for targeted muscle work alongside traditional manual techniques.

Healing Hands Spa is known for combining multiple Eastern-influenced bodywork modalities — acupressure, reflexology, and cupping — under one roof, alongside more conventional Western massage styles like Swedish and deep tissue. The spa's hybrid approach, blending hand techniques with percussion therapy tools, sets it apart from studios that rely solely on manual methods. With extended evening hours and seven-day availability, the practice caters to clients who need flexibility in scheduling around work or other commitments.

The spa sits on Wildbriar Road in the Henrietta section of Rochester, NY 14623, a suburban corridor with easy access to nearby expressways. The surrounding area is home to Rochester Institute of Technology and Monroe Community College, and Marketplace Mall is a short drive away. Andrews Park, a local green space, is also located along Wildbriar Road. Street-level parking is available at the office building. The neighborhood mixes residential streets with small commercial properties, giving the location a quieter feel compared to the busier retail strips in Henrietta.