Miko
Asheville, NC
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Rates
A 75-minute session starts at $200 in-studio or $220 for mobile service within 25 miles of Asheville—below the local average of $155 for a 60-minute session. I accept cash, check, most major cards, Apple Pay, Venmo, PayPal, Bitcoin, and barter.
| Duration | At studio | At your location |
|---|---|---|
| 75 min | $200 | $220 |
- Longer sessions available.
- Amounts listed are base rates only. Actual rates vary based on distance travelled, services provided, etc.
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About
Sixteen years of hands-on work with clients has taught me what the body actually needs, not just what it's asking for. I've spent nearly two decades learning how different techniques speak different languages—Thai stretching for someone locked in tension, acupressure for the places that won't let go, aromatherapy to calm the nervous system down so the real work can happen. My studio in Asheville sits ready with a heated table, fresh tea, and a shower if you want to settle in. I work in-studio most days between 10 a.m. and 10 p.m., and I also bring that same quality care to clients across a 25-mile radius serving Asheville and surrounding areas through mobile sessions.
What drew me deepest into this work was learning to listen. Not just to what clients say when they book, but what their tissue tells me once we begin. I blend acupressure, shiatsu, Swedish, Thai, craniosacral therapy, reflexology, and aromatherapy—sometimes all in one session, sometimes you need just one thing done really well. I've had clients come in wound tight and leave with their shoulders dropped two inches. I've worked with people recovering from injury, athletes mid-season, desk workers who forgot what their neck feels like when it's not screaming.
Beyond the table, I offer meditation coaching, nutrition consulting, and yoga instruction for clients who want to keep momentum going at home. I also work with repeat clients, massage therapists, and airline crews on discounts that make regular care affordable.
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Testimonials
Miko created a deeply calming experience by weaving aromatherapy, pressure work, and stretching together in perfect balance. He read my body with real skill, finding sore spots and applying exactly the right amount of force to resolve them. He even added time at the end to finish what he started. I walked out completely relaxed and already planning my next visit.
The massage was outstanding—I came in wanting Thai-style stretching paired with substantial pressure work, and he delivered both flawlessly. The space was spotless and inviting, and the selection of oils he chose left my skin feeling soothed and nourished. I recommend him without hesitation.
Hemasseur's Take
Clients highlight Miko's ability to blend multiple techniques seamlessly, reading the body and adjusting pressure to hit sore spots with precision. Sessions combining aromatherapy, deep tissue work, and Thai stretching consistently leave people deeply relaxed, and his attention to detail—from the cleanliness of his space to the quality of oils he uses—reinforces that care throughout the experience.
Location
Grove street & Patton ave, Asheville
Mobile within 25 mi
Hours
10 a.m. - 10 p.m. every day
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FAQ
How much does massage cost in Asheville, NC?
A 75-minute session with me runs $200 in my Asheville studio or $220 if I come to you within 25 miles. Repeat clients, massage therapists, and airline crews receive discounts. I'm open 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily.
Do you offer mobile massage in Asheville?
Yes, I bring a heated table, aromatherapy oils, and a massage table to clients throughout Asheville and surrounding areas up to 25 miles away. Mobile sessions are $220 for 75 minutes.
What is Thai massage good for?
Thai massage uses assisted stretching and acupressure to open up joints, lengthen muscles, and move blocked energy through the body. It's especially effective for stiffness, lower back tension, and people who spend hours sitting. I combine Thai stretching with other techniques based on what your body needs.
What's the difference between Swedish and deep tissue massage?
Swedish massage uses longer, flowing strokes to relax and warm the whole body, while deep tissue targets specific tight spots with sustained pressure on deeper muscle layers. I use both in most sessions depending on where you hold tension and what outcome you're after.
Can massage help with neck and shoulder pain?
Absolutely. Neck and shoulder tension often comes from stress, posture, or repetitive movement, and massage combined with acupressure can release that knot and restore range of motion. I listen to exactly where your pain lives and work at the right depth to get results.
What is craniosacral therapy?
Craniosacral therapy is a gentle technique that works with the rhythm of fluid around your brain and spinal cord to ease tension, improve alignment, and calm your nervous system. It's especially helpful if you carry stress in your jaw or have had headaches.
Do you offer same-day appointments in Asheville?
I'm open 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. every day, so last-minute bookings are often possible depending on my schedule. Contact me directly to check availability.
What does your studio in Asheville have?
My private studio includes a heated massage table, aromatherapy diffusion, free parking, a private restroom with shower, tea and drinking water, and soft music. Everything's set up so you can relax completely.
From the Hemasseur Team
Miko is a massage therapist in Asheville, North Carolina with 16 years of hands-on experience blending multiple bodywork disciplines. His breadth of training spans acupressure, aromatherapy, craniosacral therapy, reflexology, shiatsu, Swedish, and Thai massage—allowing him to address client needs with precision rather than a one-size-fits-all approach. Operating both in-studio and mobile within a 25-mile radius of Asheville, Miko works daily from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. and complements massage sessions with meditation coaching, nutrition consulting, and yoga instruction. Clients consistently report that his intuitive listening and ability to combine techniques—deep tissue work with Thai stretching, aromatherapy with sustained pressure—creates lasting relief. He's an ideal fit for anyone recovering from injury, managing chronic tension, or seeking maintenance care that actually listens to what their body needs rather than following a script.
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