Fat Freezing Slimming Specialty Salon “Prilandtia” Shinjuku branch

Prilandtia is a beauty salon in Kabukicho where the menu ranges from a simple 50-minute head-and-foot massage to cryolipolysis, facial treatments, and body care. The listed $70.19 option is the massage package, not fat freezing, so check the package name carefully when you book.

I like two practical things here: the treatment begins with a consultation about your needs, and the salon says it explains the creams, oils, and services before starting. The private-room setting also gives you a quieter break from the busy streets around Shinjuku.

One drawback is that the entrance can be tricky to spot, and arriving late may cut into your treatment. Build in time to find the address, especially if you have a timed appointment.

Prilandtia at a glance

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• The $70.19 package is a 50-minute head-and-foot massage: It includes 20 minutes of head massage and 30 minutes of foot massage.
• This is a salon with a broad treatment menu: Options include cryolipolysis, lymphatic drainage, facial care, hair removal, and body treatments.
• You begin with a short consultation: Staff ask about your condition, concerns, and needs before proceeding.
• Treatments take place in a private room: The setting is designed for one or two people per group.
• The Kabukicho entrance may take a moment to find: Allow extra time so a late arrival does not shorten your appointment.

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What the 50-minute package actually includes

The entry-level package is designed to ease tired feet and a tense head, rather than deliver a full-body massage. You receive 30 minutes of foot massage and 20 minutes of head massage, for 50 minutes total. If your main goal is a relaxing pause between sightseeing or shopping, this is the most straightforward option on the menu.

The salon describes the foot treatment as a way to relax muscles and support circulation and lymphatic flow. The head massage is intended to address tension around the head, shoulders, and neck. Those are the salon’s stated aims, not a promise of a medical result, so treat this as personal care and relaxation rather than healthcare.

The package is a focused session, not an all-over treatment. If you want attention to other areas, compare the longer full-body massage and lymphatic drainage options before booking. The 50-minute package’s appeal is its simplicity: you know what is included, how long it lasts, and what kind of break you are buying.

The consultation comes before the treatment

Plan on a brief conversation when you arrive. Staff ask about your skin and body condition, concerns, and preferences, then recommend a suitable approach for the package you selected. If you have a pregnancy, chronic illness, or allergy, tell the salon in advance so it can consider an appropriate treatment plan.

The salon says staff explain the creams, essential oils, and treatment content before the session. That is useful if you are unsure about products or unfamiliar with a particular service. You can ask questions before the treatment starts, rather than trying to sort things out once you are already in the room.

The consultation is described as simple, so do not expect a long medical assessment. Share the details that matter to you, and be clear about your comfort level. The more specific you are about your concerns, the easier it is for staff to understand what you want from the appointment.

A private room in a busy part of Shinjuku

The salon is at 2-39-5 Kabukicho, in Shinjuku City, on the fourth floor of MTT Shinjuku. It is a central address, but the entrance can be easy to miss. One useful tip is to leave a little extra time to locate the right doorway and reach the salon, rather than arriving at the last minute.

Inside, the experience is meant to take place in a private room. That can make a difference if you prefer a quieter setting for a massage or beauty treatment, and the group limit is two people. Children are welcome in the store, though the treatment is for participants aged 12 and older.

The contrast is part of the appeal: Kabukicho is a lively district, while the appointment itself is intended to be calm and personal. Still, the address alone may not make the entrance obvious, so keep the full building and suite details handy: MTT Shinjuku 401.

How the other treatments compare

Prilandtia’s menu is much broader than the $70.19 massage package. The options vary in purpose, duration, and price, so choose based on the service you actually want rather than the salon’s fat-freezing name.

The 60-minute full-body relaxation massage starts at $90.69. It costs more than the head-and-foot session and is the more suitable menu choice if you want a longer massage covering the body. The 90-minute traditional Chinese medicine essential-oil lymphatic drainage treatment starts at $150.65, making it a longer and more specialized option.

For body-focused services, ultrasound cavitation, radio frequency, and lymphatic massage are combined in an 80-minute experience starting at $100.95. Cryolipolysis is available in several packages: two areas with a 10-minute head massage start at $90.69, while a four-area package with a 20-minute head massage lasts 80 minutes and starts at $173.49. These are different services from the included head-and-foot massage, not add-ons to it.

The menu also includes a 60-minute Japanese small-face beauty correction with head massage, from $90.69; a 45-minute shaping body bone-care and waist-correction treatment with a 15-minute head massage, from $98.59; and a herbal facial resurfacing treatment with neck and shoulder or chest massage, from $115.95. SHR hair removal and facial care are also listed as salon services, though the supplied package details do not give prices or durations for them.

If you are booking for a particular concern, check the exact package title, time, and included areas. The salon’s varied menu can be useful if you want a beauty treatment rather than a basic massage, but it also makes it easy to mistake one service for another.

Is $70.19 good value?

At $70.19, the head-and-foot package buys 50 minutes of hands-on treatment in a private-room salon setting, along with a short consultation. That is a fair way to think about the price: you are paying for a defined, compact treatment, not a long spa day or a medical service.

Value depends on what you want. If your feet are tired and you would like a head massage too, this package is more targeted than a full-body massage and costs less than the salon’s longer treatments. If you want an extended session, the 60-minute full-body massage starts at $90.69. For a specific body or skin treatment, the higher-priced packages may be more relevant, but they are not equivalent upgrades to the basic massage.

Prices are listed as starting amounts, so check the final price and exact package details before you confirm. Transportation and personal expenses are not included. The best value is the service that matches your goal and the time you have, not necessarily the least expensive option.

Timing, arrival, and what to bring

Business hours are 10:30 a.m. to 9 p.m., with last entry at 7 p.m. The salon closes over the year-end and New Year holidays. Your voucher is valid only for the date and time specified, so arrive with enough margin to find the entrance and complete the consultation.

Late arrivals may have their treatment time shortened. That matters more than it might at a casual café appointment: the package has a set duration, and the salon may not be able to extend it if you arrive behind schedule. Present your mobile voucher when you get there.

Transportation is not included, and you are responsible for personal expenses. The salon also advises you to look after your valuables because it cannot take responsibility for loss or theft on the premises. Keep anything important with you and avoid bringing items you do not need.

The service experience and one useful caveat

The approach is consultation first, treatment second. The salon describes its staff as association-certified instructors and emphasizes careful service, but the specific qualifications of the person who will treat you are not named. If a credential or a particular technique matters to you, ask before the appointment.

A customer who booked the ultrasound cavitation, radio frequency, and lymphatic massage session found the treatment enjoyable and the staff kind and helpful. The same person had trouble finding the entrance. That is a useful, balanced picture: the service itself may be pleasant, while the arrival can take more effort than the address suggests.

There is only a small amount of feedback attached to this specific salon experience, so I would not treat one positive account as proof that every treatment will suit every person. The practical takeaway is to arrive early, clarify your selected service, and tell staff about relevant health concerns or allergies before treatment.

Who should book Prilandtia?

The 50-minute head-and-foot package suits you if you want a short, structured relaxation break in Shinjuku and do not need a full-body session. It may also suit a pair looking for a quiet appointment together, since groups are limited to two. Remember that the treatment is for people aged 12 and older.

The salon’s larger menu may appeal if you are specifically looking for facial care, lymphatic drainage, cryolipolysis, or another beauty treatment. In that case, take time to compare the package names and durations. The services differ enough that a quick booking based on the salon’s headline name could leave you with the wrong treatment for your plans.

I would book if you know which service you want, value a private room, and can arrive early. I would pause if you expect the $70.19 package to include fat freezing, need a long all-over massage, or prefer a venue with an easy-to-find entrance. For the basic massage, the package is clear and compact; the key is matching it to your expectations.

FAQ

What is included in the $70.19 package?

It includes a 20-minute head massage and a 30-minute foot massage, for 50 minutes total.

Does the $70.19 package include fat freezing?

No. It is the head-and-foot massage package. Cryolipolysis is offered separately, with two-area and four-area options.

Where is Prilandtia’s Shinjuku branch?

It is at MTT Shinjuku 401, 2-39-5 Kabukicho, Shinjuku City, Tokyo 160-0021, Japan.

What are the salon’s opening hours?

Business hours are 10:30 a.m. to 9 p.m., with last entry at 7 p.m. It is closed over the year-end and New Year holidays.

What is the minimum age for this activity?

Participants must be at least 12 years old. Children are welcome in the store.

How many people can be in a group?

The maximum group size is two people.

Can I cancel for a refund?

You can receive a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the activity date, using the destination’s local time.