Prenatal & Postpartum Massage
Carolina Pintos brings
Pregnancy Massage techniques from Brazil
Are you in search of a safe and effective pregnancy massage here in Houston, Texas? Our specialized Prenatal and Postpartum Massage technique blends a gentle massage with targeted pregnancy methods to alleviate common discomforts such as back pain, headaches, and swelling. This improves circulation and nutrients to the baby and promotes relaxation for both. Our practitioners also offer advanced techniques like craniosacral therapy, acupressure, and lymphatic drainage for even greater results. Book your appointment today and experience the difference!
Reduce Swelling
Promote Relaxation For Mother & Baby
Reduce Lower Back Pain & Headaches
Alleviate Pregnancy Discomfort
Improves Circulation & Nutrient Flow
Specialized Technique For Pregnancy
Carolina Pintos Therapy is located on the west side of Houston at the Energy Corridor, and easily accessible to those in Katy, Spring, Sugar Land, Bellaire, and other surrounding locations. We offer pregnancy massage both at our office and at the convenience of your house.
Prenatal Massage
Prenatal massage is a specialized form of massage that is tailored to the specific needs and changes of pregnancy. This form of massage is performed in a lateral recumbent position, incorporating the utilization of supportive cushioning and pillows to ensure optimal comfort for the expectant mother. The massage therapist implements a range of manual techniques, including but not limited to Swedish massage, deep tissue massage, and myofascial release, to alleviate commonly experienced pregnancy-related symptoms such as lumbar pain, cephalalgias, and edema. In addition, a component of lymphatic drainage massage is included to enhance circulation and facilitate the transfer of nutrients to the fetus.
$129 In-Office Session | 50 minutes
OR
$249 In-Home Session | 50 minutes
Our loyalty program gives you $25 OFF after every 3rd visit
713-474-4774
Postpartum Massage
This modality is commonly performed post-partum and is focused on reducing pain and discomfort resulting from pregnancy and childbirth, including musculoskeletal soreness, and facilitating the healing process. The massage therapist incorporates a range of manual techniques, including Swedish massage, deep tissue massage, and myofascial release, to target specific regions of the body that have been impacted by the physiological changes of pregnancy and parturition.
$129 In-Office Session | 50 minutes
OR
$249 In-Home Session | 50 minutes
Our loyalty program gives you $25 OFF after every 3rd visit
713-474-4774
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General Questions About Prenatal & Postpartum Massage
Pregnancy Massage FAQs
Q: Is it safe to get a massage during pregnancy?
A: Yes, it is generally safe to get a pregnancy massage. However, it is important to inform the massage therapist of any medical conditions or concerns, and to seek the advice of a doctor before having a massage.
Q: What happens during a pregnancy massage?
A: During a pregnancy massage, the therapist will use various techniques such as Swedish massage, deep tissue massage, myofascial release, craniosacral therapy, acupressure, and lymphatic drainage to alleviate common pregnancy discomforts and promote relaxation for both mother and baby.
Q: Which areas should not be massaged during pregnancy?
A: Areas to avoid during pregnancy massage include the lower back and abdominal area, especially during the first trimester. The massage therapist will also avoid applying direct pressure to any sensitive areas.
Q: How many weeks into pregnancy can one have a pregnancy massage?
A: It is typically recommended to wait until after the first trimester to receive a pregnancy massage, as the first trimester is a crucial stage of development for the baby.
Q: When should one not get a prenatal massage?
A: One should avoid a prenatal massage if they have any medical conditions or concerns, or if they have been advised against it by a doctor.
Q: Can one lay on their stomach for a massage while pregnant?
A: No, it is not recommended to lie on the stomach during a pregnancy massage as this can put pressure on the uterus and the baby. The massage is typically performed in a side-lying position.
Q: What week is best for a prenatal massage?
A: The best week for a prenatal massage is after the first trimester, typically around week 13 to 28.
Q: Do you lay on your back for a prenatal massage?
A: No, it is not recommended to lie on the back during a prenatal massage as this can put pressure on the uterus and the baby. The massage is typically performed in a side-lying position.
Q: What is the difference between prenatal massage and regular massage?
A: Prenatal massage is a specialized form of massage tailored to the specific needs and changes of pregnancy, while regular massage is a general full-body massage.
Q: Why shouldn't you rub your belly during pregnancy?
A: Rubbing the belly during pregnancy can be harmful as it can put pressure on the uterus and the baby.
Q: How do you massage a pregnant woman's back?
A: To massage a pregnant woman’s back, the therapist will use various techniques such as Swedish massage, deep tissue massage, and myofascial release, while supporting the woman in a side-lying position.
Q: What are the benefits of prenatal massage for both mother and baby?
A: Prenatal massage offers numerous benefits for both mother and baby, including alleviating common pregnancy discomforts, improving circulation and nutrient flow to the baby, and promoting deep relaxation for both.
Q: How long is each lipo massage session?
A: The length of each lipo massage session lasts around 50 minutes.
Q: What does postpartum massage focus on?
A: Postpartum massage focuses on addressing the physical and emotional changes that occur during the postpartum period, including alleviating pain and discomfort from pregnancy and childbirth, and promoting healing of the body. The therapist uses techniques such as Swedish massage, deep tissue massage, and myofascial release to target specific areas of the body that may have been affected by pregnancy and childbirth.