YaYa Foot Spa- Bishop Arts

YaYa Foot Spa® offers traditional Chinese foot reflexology by internationally trained specialists mainly from Mainland, China where foot treatment is a daily part of everyday life for millions of Chinese. Treatments in China are for many reasons that include medical evaluation, medical treatment and relaxation. Your YaYa experience in the United States will be strictly for relaxation purposes although your foot specialist can point out which part of the body various pressure points effect. Please remember that our specialists are in no way evaluating or treating your body. Rather you should find yourself in a deep sleep shortly after your treatment begins and awake as if you have had a complete body massage. A YaYa treatment offers the perfect family experience as the entire process is from the knees down. Children as young as four or five are regular YaYa patrons with their parents. Please make sure your YaYa foot specialist knows of any medical problems you are having before a treatment begins. IT IS ESPECIALLY IMPORTANT THAT WE KNOW IF YOU ARE PREGNANT.

YaYa Foot Spa® is the longtime dream of Oak Cliff resident, Yanhong Isenberg. Yanhong, also known as Nicole, was born and raised in Northern China where foot spas are so numerous that they are located on every city block. Nicole was taught the foot treatment process by her mother who is very traditional in her ways. Nicole immigrated to the US after marrying her current husband who has resided in Oak Cliff for some twenty five years. The couple has three children.

Nicole is passionate about the long-held traditions of reflexology, and is dedicated to providing her patrons a relaxing environment with a high dedication to quality service at affordable prices. Her husband, an avid art collector, decorates each YaYa with different works of art from around the world which relax the customer when combined with the soft Modern Asian background music and the sound of the water fountain featured in each YaYa.

YaYa Foot Spa® is a name very special to Nicole for two reasons. When her first daughter joined Nicole in the United States, none of her teachers or fellow students could pronounce her name. Ralph Isenberg was 100% opposed to the daughter taking on an English name and the daughter finally told everyone to call her “YaYa”. After their second daughter was born, she wanted to be called “YaYa” also. So it just seemed natural for Nicole to name her foot spa after children.