Abhyangam, which translates to "oil massage," is an integral part of the Panchakarma process at Nagarjuna. It involves a synchronized and systematic massage performed by two expert therapists. The aim of Abhyangam is to enhance metabolism, improve tissue respiration, and increase circulation, thereby aiding the efficient elimination of waste products from the body. This traditional oil massage offers a range of benefits, including improved concentration, intelligence, confidence, and youthfulness. It is particularly effective in alleviating Vata-related issues.

Abhyangam not only provides physical benefits but also promotes mental well-being. It brings comfort to the eyes, facilitates sound sleep, and tones the body. The massage enhances flexibility and imparts a soft and firm quality to the skin, contributing to a youthful appearance. Additionally, it is believed to support longevity. With its roots in ancient practices, Abhyangam is known for its ability to alleviate muscular fatigue and pain.

During the massage, a special wooden table called "Dhroni" is utilized. These Dhronis are crafted from medicinal trees such as Neem or Nuxvomica, known for their therapeutic properties. The use of these specially designed wooden tables adds to the authenticity and effectiveness of the Abhyangam experience.