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Get answers to common questions about Pregnancy Massage - 60 Minutes.
Yes. Our Pregnancy Massage - 60 Minutes is safe up to three months before your due date when performed by our trained therapists. We use Earthlite® bolsters and side-lying positions, and will review your medical history to ensure appropriateness.
Therapists concentrate on areas of pregnancy-related tension: lower back, hips, glutes, shoulders and neck. Pressure is gentle and customized, with extra attention to circulation and edema reduction while prioritizing comfort and maternal safety throughout the session.
Generally no. Most clients do not require medical clearance. However, if you have pregnancy complications like preeclampsia, placenta previa, high-risk designation, or recent bleeding, please consult your healthcare provider and inform us before booking.
Arrive hydrated and wear comfortable, loose clothing. Avoid heavy meals immediately before the session. Share your due date, medical history, and any specific discomforts with the therapist so they can tailor positioning and technique.
Yes. Gentle techniques and supervised lymphatic drainage promote fluid movement and improved blood flow, which often lessens swelling in the legs and ankles while enhancing overall maternal comfort and reducing fatigue.
Our service is available up to three months before your expected due date. For appointments within the final trimester or with complications, consult your provider and inform us to confirm safe positioning and timing.