Abhyanga is defined as an Ayurvedic procedure of application of sneha dravyas (mainly taila/ kera) over the body with certain amount of pressure (mild or very mild - according to the condition)

Dhara therapy performed by using Ksheera Kashaya (Milk decoction). It can be done as ekanga (locally), sarvanga (whole body) or Ksheera Siro Dhara. Procedure is same as that of dhara with sneha

Udwartana is an Ayurvedic dry powder massage therapy that involves rubbing medicated powders on the body in upward strokes. It differs from other treatments by its focus on stimulating circulation, exfoliating the skin, and promoting detoxification through friction and herbal powders.

A type of drava sweda/parisheka sweda. Siro Dhara is a procedure in which various liquids are continuously poured over forehead and then allowing to flow over the scalp from a specific height

Medicaments administered through nose/nasal route is called Nasya. Nasyakarma is indicated in the diseases of head/ jaturdhwa rogas.

The netra kriyakarma (eye specific treatment) in which sneha is kept in the eye is called Akshi Tarpanam. It is the process of giving nutrition to the eye by making the medicated ghrta to stay

A modification of Choorna Pinda Sweda - CPS in which Choorna is boiled with kadi/ Dhanyamala and made in to potali /bolus, then perform Pinda sweda. It is slightly snigha type

Sira Vedam is a major operation when compared to other raktamoksha techniques (bloodletting). Indicated in sarvanga rakta dushti (whole body blood vitiation). Here the blood is let out from