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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Medical Massager.
Yes. Our medical-grade massager is safe when used by trained therapists; we assess your health history and sensitivity before application. Contraindications like recent surgery, deep vein thrombosis, or certain skin conditions may restrict use—please disclose medical concerns during booking.
It enhances circulation and loosens deep tissue, allowing oils and manual techniques to work more effectively. Therapists can focus on chronic tight spots, yielding greater mobility and longer-lasting relief beyond a standard massage.
Mild soreness can occur, similar to deep-tissue work, especially after intense sessions. Bruising is uncommon when used properly; therapists adjust pressure for sensitivity. Ice, hydration, and gentle stretching help alleviate temporary discomfort.
Typical add-on durations range from ten to thirty minutes depending on goals. Short bursts target specific knots while longer applications address widespread tension; your therapist will recommend the optimal length for safe, effective relief.
Yes. Conditions such as deep vein thrombosis, recent fractures or surgery, uncontrolled hypertension, active infections, certain cancers, or pregnancy require clearance from a physician. Always disclose medical history so therapists can ensure your safety and modify or decline treatment.
Wear comfortable clothing and hydrate well; avoid heavy meals just before your appointment. Arrive with any relevant medical details and communicate pain tolerance. Post-session rest and fluids aid recovery and maximize therapeutic benefits.