Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about 60 Mins- Single Prenata Swedish l Massage.

Yes. Our therapists are certified in prenatal techniques, using side-lying positioning and avoiding deep abdominal pressure. We adapt strokes for safety. Consult your healthcare provider for high-risk pregnancies or specific medical concerns before booking.

Many clients find prenatal massage most beneficial in the second and third trimesters, after the first trimester. Therapists modify positioning and pressure; always check with your doctor if you have complications or concerns.

You’ll begin with a brief intake, then receive side-lying or semi-reclined Swedish massage using pregnancy-safe support and gentle pressure. Focus areas include lower back, hips, legs, and feet. Time to hydrate and relax afterwards.

We typically position you on your side with bolsters, or use a specialized pregnancy table for semi-reclined comfort. Prone positioning is avoided. Your therapist will adjust pillows and pressure to maintain safety and ease.

Certain conditions — active bleeding, preeclampsia, recent blood clots, uncontrolled hypertension, or other high-risk factors — may prevent treatment. Always disclose your full medical history so therapists can recommend clearance or alternative care.

Arrive a few minutes early for intake, wear loose clothing, and avoid heavy meals. Book online or call us; provide prenatal notes or doctor clearance if required. We’ll confirm details and ensure a comfortable session.