Please let us know about any existing conditions, complaints or pregnancy before every treatment. Together we clarify whether a massage is possible.
General: massage only possible with medical approval
acute infections, fever, inflammation
thrombosis, acute vascular disease
severe cardiovascular disease
cancer or tumours (only with medical clearance)
blood clotting disorders or blood-thinning medication
recent injuries, surgery, broken bones
osteoporosis or acute rheumatic flare-ups
chronic conditions in acute phases
medication that affects the massage response or skin sensitivity
Local: affected areas are avoided
open wounds, burns, skin rashes, eczema, fungal infections, warts
fresh scars or surgical sites
local infections or inflammation (redness, swelling, heat)
pronounced varicose veins
very sensitive or thin skin
acute joint inflammation or instability
Face and Facework
rosacea (couperose)
acute acne
herpes simplex (cold sores)
fresh microneedling (only after it has healed)
freshly injected hyaluronic acid (at least 2 weeks apart)
fresh Botox (no massage in the treated area for the first 14 days)
Pregnancy
months 1 to 3: no massage
from month 4: pregnancy massage only
no massage with a high-risk pregnancy, bleeding or a medical contraindication
Anti-cellulite massage
The anti-cellulite massage works into deep tissue layers and is moderately demanding. With weak connective tissue, bruising is possible. Slight redness and a feeling of warmth are normal.
Notes
Tell us about allergies to massage oils or lotions beforehand.
Tell your Expert about chronic complaints or medication.
Bruising or slight redness can occur with sensitive skin.
Important
Please let us know about any existing conditions, complaints or pregnancy before every treatment. Together we clarify whether a massage is possible. This information is for general orientation and does not replace medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.