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Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes. Our Pre-Natal Massage – 60 Mins is delivered by trained therapists using side-lying positioning and pregnancy-specific techniques. We screen medical history and adjust pressure; consult your healthcare provider if you have high-risk conditions.
Wear comfortable, loose clothing and avoid a heavy meal beforehand. Arrive early to complete intake forms. Your therapist will review medical history, comfort needs, and pressure preferences before beginning treatment.
We use side-lying positioning with bolsters for stability and comfort, avoiding face-down and prolonged supine positions. This protects the abdomen while allowing effective access to the back, hips, and legs.
Yes. Gentle effleurage and lymphatic techniques improve venous return and reduce edema. Combined with correct positioning, the session supports better circulation without using deep pressure over sensitive areas.
Certain conditions like preeclampsia, clotting disorders, uncontrolled hypertension, or recent bleeding may prohibit prenatal massage. Always disclose medical history so we can coordinate with your healthcare provider as needed.
Many clients book this massage every one to three weeks depending on symptoms and trimester. Your therapist will suggest frequency based on comfort, medical considerations, and how you respond to treatment.