Yes, all of our Thai therapists are licensed professionals with extensive training and experience in various massage techniques.
Is it necessary to make an appointment in advance or do you accept walk-ins?
While walk-ins are welcome, we recommend you make an appointment to ensure the best availability and to better tailor the massage to your specific needs.
How often should I get a massage?
Once a week or once every two weeks is usually a good frequency to keep your muscle tissue soft and in good overall condition. Regular massages can do wonders for both your physical and mental health. However, if you are dealing with chronic pain or a specific problem that has already been diagnosed, the frequency may vary. If you have already been diagnosed with the problem or are taking medication, it is important to consult your doctor about this recommended frequency.
Can I get a massage every day?
Massage should not be performed every day, as the muscles may become sore and the benefits of such a frequently repeated massage would be minimal.
However, this does not apply in some cases that Thai traditional medicine specifies and allows it to be done every day.
When should I consider getting a Thai massage?
For safety and optimal well-being, the following situations should be considered before visiting:
● infectious skin disease, rash or open wounds
● immediately after surgery
● immediately after chemotherapy or radiotherapy, unless recommended by a doctor
● predisposition to the formation of blood clots, as there is a risk of their release
● in the case of heart disease, it is recommended to first consult your doctor
● pregnant women should first consult this option with their doctor, massages for pregnant women should be performed by therapists with expertise in pregnancy massage
● should not be massaged directly over bruises, inflamed skin, unhealed wounds, tumors or recent fractures
In case of doubt due to your health condition, we recommend that you first consult with your doctor about the listed contraindications.
Are there any medical conditions that may prevent massage?
It is very important that you inform your therapist of any medical conditions or difficulties before your session. Some conditions may require a doctor's permission before massage. Definitely do not go for a massage if:
● you have a fever higher than 38.5 degrees Celsius or you are currently fighting an acute infectious disease
● you suffer from severe osteoporosis or are being treated for cancer
● you have very high blood pressure
● you have a skin disease with chronic open wounds
● areas that are inflamed by infection or areas with broken, split or dislocated bones cannot be massaged
● cannot be massaged in the area of the wound after surgery, which has not yet completely healed
Also, be careful when massaging areas with skin transplants or cosmetic surgery
Please read the cases in which you should consider getting a massage in the previous point.
Do you offer gift vouchers?
Yes, we offer gift vouchers for our massage services. These are particularly suitable gifts for birthdays, anniversaries or special occasions. We offer Credit Vouchers, Individual Massage Vouchers and Company VIP Vouchers. Please see more details about these options to delight your recipients with an extraordinary experience. In addition, we will be happy to personalise these gift vouchers with your company logos, slogans etc. including personalised messages with dedication.
Can people with high blood pressure get massages?
People with high blood pressure can get a massage, but they should have their blood pressure checked before the massage. If the blood pressure is higher than 140/90 mmHg, then it is recommended not to undergo the massage.
Can I get a massage during my period?
You should not go for massages during menstruation as this can easily cause inflammation or fever.
I'm pregnant, can I have a massage?
From the 4th month of pregnancy (i.e. from the beginning of the 2nd trimester), massage can be performed carefully, ideally focusing on the muscles of the back, shoulders, neck, head and legs, preferably according to the localization of the muscle that hurts.
What measures are in place in terms of COVID-19?
Your safety is our priority. We follow strict hygiene protocols, including frequent disinfection, wearing masks and other measures to create a clean and comfortable environment.
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