Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about PreNatal Massage-80 Mins.

Yes. Our therapists are trained in prenatal protocols and adjust techniques, pressure, and positioning for each trimester. We avoid certain pressure points and use side‑lying or supported positions. Always inform us of complications so we can modify or obtain physician clearance if needed.

Expect an 80-minute, full-session prenatal massage with consultation, comfortable side‑lying support, focused work on hips, back and legs, gentle strokes, and post-massage hydration advice. Communicate comfort levels so pressure and areas are tailored to your needs.

Yes; targeted techniques reduce lumbar strain and improve pelvic alignment, often easing sciatica symptoms. We focus on glutes, piriformis and lower back while avoiding unsafe pressure. Results vary—regular sessions and physician coordination can maximize relief.

Wear comfortable clothing to your appointment; you may change into spa linens. Avoid heavy meals beforehand, stay hydrated, and bring any relevant medical information. Arrive a few minutes early for consultation so we can adjust positioning and discuss any concerns.

Certain conditions—preterm labor risk, uncontrolled hypertension, active bleeding, or preeclampsia—may restrict prenatal massage. Always disclose medical history; if complications exist we will request physician approval or recommend alternative therapies to ensure mother and baby safety.

Absolutely. Our licensed therapists use pregnancy-safe modalities, side-lying positioning, supportive bolsters, and adjusted pressure. They avoid risky points and essential-oil contraindications. Therapists perform a consultation and tailor every session to trimester and client comfort.