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Postpartum Massage in Redmond, WA

Postpartum massage offers time for comfort and relaxation after childbirth. It is a wellness service, not treatment for postpartum complications or a substitute for follow-up with your maternity care team.

Massage for Postpartum Comfort & Relaxation

Postpartum massage offers time for comfort and relaxation after childbirth. It is a wellness service, not treatment for postpartum complications or a substitute for follow-up with your maternity care team.

A Session Adapted to Your Needs

Tell us about positioning concerns, tenderness, pressure preferences and areas you want avoided. Discuss any instructions from your healthcare provider so your appointment can be planned around your current needs.

When to Seek Medical Clearance

Recovery varies after childbirth. Ask your obstetrician or midwife when massage is appropriate, especially after surgery, complications or ongoing symptoms. A single timetable does not fit every birth or recovery.

Prenatal vs. Postpartum Massage

Prenatal appointments are planned around pregnancy; postpartum appointments consider comfort after delivery. The two visits may involve different positioning needs and healthcare guidance. Explore prenatal massage if you are still pregnant.

Pricing

Please contact us to confirm postpartum availability, duration and pricing. No fixed postpartum rate or universal recovery timeline is implied. Current documented service prices are available on our pricing page.

View current pricing and session options.

Postpartum FAQs

How is postpartum massage different from prenatal massage?

Postpartum care is planned around comfort after delivery, while prenatal care considers needs during pregnancy.

When can I book after delivery?

There is no single starting date for everyone. Ask your healthcare provider based on your recovery and birth circumstances.

Can the session be adjusted for comfort?

Discuss positioning, pressure, tenderness and areas to avoid before and during your visit.

Should I ask my healthcare provider first?

Yes, especially after surgery, complications or with ongoing symptoms. Massage does not replace postpartum medical care.

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