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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Maternal Massage - 60 Min .
Yes. This treatment is designed for pregnancy after the first trimester when cleared by your care provider. Therapists use pregnancy-safe positioning and techniques to protect mother and baby while maximizing comfort and safety.
We recommend obtaining written or verbal clearance from your healthcare provider if you have pregnancy complications. Routine, healthy pregnancies typically only require verbal confirmation before booking for added safety.
Expect a consultation, pregnancy-safe positioning with bolsters or side-lying support, gentle to medium pressure, and focus on back, hips, legs, and shoulders to relieve tension and encourage relaxation.
Yes. Techniques are chosen to improve lymphatic and venous flow, helping reduce mild swelling and promoting circulation. Severe edema or vascular issues should be cleared by your physician first.
Absolutely. We use side-lying positioning, bolsters, and pillows to ensure comfort and safety. Therapists adjust supports continually to accommodate each stage of pregnancy and individual comfort needs.
Postpone if you have pregnancy complications like preeclampsia, uncontrolled bleeding, recent surgery, or infectious illness. Always consult your provider and inform our team of any risks before booking.
