Chronic stress, poor posture, and long hours at the desk often lead to back, neck, and shoulder tension.
A targeted massage in these areas does more than relax muscles — it improves posture, enhances circulation, reduces headaches, and boosts mental clarity.
Regular massage is a simple yet powerful way to improve productivity, focus, and overall well-being.
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⚠️ Who Should Avoid Back, Neck & Shoulder Massage:
Recent surgeries or injuries – Especially in the back, neck, or shoulder area.
Fractures, severe osteoporosis, or spinal issues – Pressure may worsen conditions.
Severe heart conditions or uncontrolled high blood pressure – Consult your doctor first.
Inflammatory conditions or infections – Such as severe arthritis flare-ups or skin infections.
Blood clotting disorders (or taking blood thinners) – Risk of bruising or complications.
Pregnancy complications – Especially in the first trimester or if advised by a doctor.
💡 Tip: Always check with your healthcare provider if you have any serious health conditions before booking a massage. Safety comes first—relaxation comes next!