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Frisco Massage Therapy now offering therapeutic services
Frisco Massage Therapy, owned by massage therapist Aqua Webb, offers pain management, sports therapy and wellness support. (Courtesy Frisco Massage Therapy)
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Frisco Massage Therapy opened in late May at 4645 Wyndham Lane, Suite 170A, Frisco. The massage clinic previously operated for 10 years in Frisco as Massage Reflection. Owned by massage therapist Aqua Webb, the business offers pain management, sports therapy and wellness support. 254-247- 8524. www.friscomassagetherapy.com
By William C. Wadsack
William C. Wadsack is editor of the Frisco edition of Community Impact Newspaper. He previously served as managing editor of several daily and weekly publications in North Texas and his native state of Louisiana before joining Community Impact Newspaper in 2019.
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