Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about foot and leg massage-45 Mins.

We recommend consulting your obstetrician before booking. Our therapists can perform a modified, gentle leg and foot treatment after the first trimester, avoiding deep pressure points and positioning adjustments to ensure safety and comfort for mother and baby.

Frequency depends on activity level and symptoms; weekly sessions help people who stand all day, while biweekly or monthly treatments maintain circulation and reduce recurring fatigue. Your therapist will recommend a personalized schedule based on response and lifestyle.

Your therapist will consult briefly, position you comfortably, and use soothing lotion to apply targeted pressure to feet and calves. Techniques include kneading, compression, and gentle stretches, leaving legs feeling lighter and more relaxed.

Mild soreness or temporary increased awareness of circulation can occur for 24–48 hours. Drinking water, resting, and gentle movement help reduce effects. Contact us if you experience sharp pain, prolonged swelling, or unusual symptoms.

Yes, you'll remove shoes and socks. We provide clean foot coverings if preferred. Therapists drape for modesty and instruct you on comfortable positioning to access calves and feet while keeping you warm and relaxed.

Yes, it can reduce mild swelling by promoting lymphatic drainage and improving circulation. For chronic or sudden severe swelling, please consult your physician first; therapists will adjust pressure and focus to ensure safe treatment.