Comfort and Relaxation During Pregnancy

Pregnancy Massage

Pregnancy massage is a therapeutic technique specifically designed to meet the unique needs of pregnant women throughout their pregnancy. This type of massage uses gentle and soothing movements to relieve physical discomforts such as back pain, muscle tension, and swelling, while also providing a deeply relaxing experience for the expecting mother.

Pregnancy massage is particularly beneficial for improving blood circulation, reducing edema and water retention, and alleviating pregnancy-related aches and pains. It can also help to reduce stress and anxiety, promoting a general state of relaxation that is beneficial for both the mother and the baby.

Regular pregnancy massage sessions can contribute to overall well-being by helping to better manage the physical and emotional changes that the body undergoes during this special time. This type of massage is a gentle and natural way to support the body throughout pregnancy.

Benefits of Pregnancy Massage

Relieves Back and Joint Pain: Alleviates common pregnancy-related aches, especially in the lower back and joints.
Reduces Swelling (Edema): Improves circulation and reduces fluid retention, helping to minimize swelling in the hands, feet, and ankles.
Improves Sleep Quality: Promotes relaxation and reduces stress, leading to better sleep quality during pregnancy.
Reduces Stress and Anxiety: Lowers cortisol levels, reducing stress and anxiety, which benefits both mother and baby.
Enhances Blood Circulation: Boosts blood flow, providing more oxygen and nutrients to both mother and baby.
Relieves Muscle Tension and Headaches: Eases muscle tension and helps relieve headaches, which are common due to hormonal changes.
Supports Emotional Well-being: Provides a nurturing and supportive environment, improving emotional well-being and preparing the mother for childbirth.

Benefits of Pregnancy Massage

Relieves Back and Joint Pain: Alleviates common pregnancy-related aches, especially in the lower back and joints.
Reduces Swelling (Edema): Improves circulation and reduces fluid retention, helping to minimize swelling in the hands, feet, and ankles.
Improves Sleep Quality: Promotes relaxation and reduces stress, leading to better sleep quality during pregnancy.
Reduces Stress and Anxiety: Lowers cortisol levels, reducing stress and anxiety, which benefits both mother and baby.
Enhances Blood Circulation: Boosts blood flow, providing more oxygen and nutrients to both mother and baby.
Relieves Muscle Tension and Headaches: Eases muscle tension and helps relieve headaches, which are common due to hormonal changes.
Supports Emotional Well-being: Provides a nurturing and supportive environment, improving emotional well-being and preparing the mother for childbirth.

Pregnancy Massage Services & Safety

Full Body Pregnancy Massage: Tailored to address overall discomfort and promote relaxation.
Targeted Relief Massage: Focuses on specific areas like the lower back, hips, or legs.
Postnatal Massage: Supports recovery after childbirth by alleviating muscle tension and promoting healing.
Foot and Leg Massage: Provides relief for tired, swollen feet and legs, a common issue during pregnancy.
Relaxation Massage: A gentle, soothing massage designed to reduce stress and anxiety, enhancing overall well-being.
Customized Pressure Levels: Pressure levels are adjusted to ensure the comfort and safety of the mother, providing just the right amount of relief.
Trained Therapists: All massages are performed by certified therapists experienced in prenatal care.
Side-Lying Position: Ensures comfort and safety for both mother and baby during the massage.
Use of Safe Oils: Only pregnancy-safe massage oils and lotions are used to avoid any harmful effects.

Pregnancy Massage Services & Safety

Full Body Pregnancy Massage: Tailored to address overall discomfort and promote relaxation.
Targeted Relief Massage: Focuses on specific areas like the lower back, hips, or legs.
Postnatal Massage: Supports recovery after childbirth by alleviating muscle tension and promoting healing.
Foot and Leg Massage: Provides relief for tired, swollen feet and legs, a common issue during pregnancy.
Relaxation Massage: A gentle, soothing massage designed to reduce stress and anxiety, enhancing overall well-being.
Customized Pressure Levels: Pressure levels are adjusted to ensure the comfort and safety of the mother, providing just the right amount of relief.
Trained Therapists: All massages are performed by certified therapists experienced in prenatal care.
Side-Lying Position: Ensures comfort and safety for both mother and baby during the massage.
Use of Safe Oils: Only pregnancy-safe massage oils and lotions are used to avoid any harmful effects.

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Experience the soothing benefits of our Pregnancy Massage at Eye Designer. Conveniently located at Place de Cornavin 14 & 16, 1201 Geneva and Rue Pépinet 3, 1003 Lausanne, our expert therapists specialize in gentle techniques that relieve discomfort, reduce swelling, and promote relaxation. Embrace a nurturing experience tailored for your well-being and enjoy a renewed sense of comfort and tranquility today.

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If you have supplementary insurance,
it is very likely that your Pregnancy Massage
sessions will be partially reimbursed.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is Pregnancy Massage?
Is Pregnancy Massage safe?
When can I start getting Pregnancy Massages?
What are the benefits of Pregnancy Massage?
How often should I get a Pregnancy Massage?
What positions are used during a Pregnancy Massage?
Can Pregnancy Massage induce labor?
What areas are typically massaged during a Pregnancy Massage?
Are there any areas that should be avoided during a Pregnancy Massage?
What type of massage oils are used?
Can I get a Pregnancy Massage if I have a high-risk pregnancy?
How long is a typical Pregnancy Massage session?
Can I get a Pregnancy Massage if I’m experiencing morning sickness?
How should I prepare for a Pregnancy Massage?

Pregnancy massage is a therapeutic technique designed specifically for pregnant women to help alleviate discomfort, reduce stress, and promote overall well-being during pregnancy.

Yes, pregnancy massage is generally safe when performed by a certified therapist trained in prenatal care. However, it's always recommended to consult with your healthcare provider before starting any new treatment.

Most practitioners recommend starting pregnancy massages after the first trimester, but it's important to consult with your doctor to determine the best time for you.

Benefits include relief from back and joint pain, reduced swelling, improved sleep, reduced stress and anxiety, enhanced blood circulation, and overall relaxation.

The frequency depends on your comfort and needs. Some women benefit from weekly sessions, while others prefer bi-weekly or monthly massages.

Typically, you will be positioned on your side with support cushions or in a semi-reclined position to ensure comfort and safety during the massage.

Pregnancy massage is not intended to induce labor. However, certain techniques can be used closer to your due date if labor induction is desired, but only under professional guidance.

Common areas include the back, hips, legs, feet, and shoulders, focusing on relieving tension and discomfort.

Yes, certain pressure points, especially around the ankles and wrists, are avoided as they are believed to potentially trigger contractions. Your therapist will know how to avoid these areas.

Only pregnancy-safe, hypoallergenic oils are used during the massage to ensure there are no harmful effects on you or your baby.

If you have a high-risk pregnancy, it's crucial to get approval from your healthcare provider before receiving a pregnancy massage.

A typical pregnancy massage session lasts between 60 to 90 minutes, depending on your needs and preferences.

If you’re feeling nauseous, it might be better to wait until the symptoms subside before having a massage. Always communicate your condition to your therapist.

Wear comfortable clothing, stay hydrated, and arrive a few minutes early to discuss any concerns with your therapist. It's also helpful to avoid heavy meals before the session.