Massage types
Prenatal massage is a gentle oil massage adapted to pregnancy: you lie on your side (or on a special pregnancy cushion) supported by pillows, and the therapist avoids deep pressure and certain points while easing the back, hips, legs and swollen feet. Ask your doctor first, and choose a spa with therapists specially trained in pregnancy massage rather than a regular massage shop. Most Bangkok spas only accept mothers-to-be after the first trimester — typically from week 12–16 up to week 24–32 — and traditional Thai stretching massage is not done during pregnancy. After birth, spas and home-visit therapists offer postnatal massage, belly binding and the Thai 'yu fai' warming recovery.
Typical price: About ฿1,500–3,000 for 60–90 minutes at spas with trained prenatal therapists; ฿3,500–5,000+ at luxury and hotel spas.
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Nana · ~8 min walk
Bhawa Spa is a massage place in Sukhumvit (Asok & Nana), about a 8-minute walk from Nana station. Listed services: Thai Massage, Foot Massage, Oil Massage, Aromatherapy Massage, Prenatal & Postnatal Massage.
Nana · ~7 min walk
CORAN is a boutique spa on the 3rd floor of the Night Hotel on Sukhumvit Soi 15, a short walk from BTS Asok. It is one of the few Bangkok spas with dedicated pregnancy care: a 90-minute maternity massage for weeks 16–32 by specially trained therapists, and KUSURI postnatal treatments with herbal oil and turmeric compress. It has Japanese-language booking.
Phrom Phong · ~6 min walk
Nakhon Spa is on the 8th floor of EM Tower at EmSphere, next to BTS Phrom Phong. Alongside its spa menu it has a full pregnancy programme: a pregnancy massage for weeks 13–24, a 'Prenatal Bliss' massage with warm compress for weeks 25–32, and postpartum massage and a new-mother package after birth.
Lumphini · ~2 min walk
Lullaby Spa, on the 2nd floor of Q House Lumpini by MRT Lumphini, is known among expat mothers for prenatal massage. The prenatal body massage is offered from 5 months of pregnancy, and foot and head-neck-shoulder massages from 4 months, by therapists trained in maternity care.
Siam · ~1 min walk
Treasure Spa is on the 6th floor of Siam Square One, steps from BTS Siam. Its menu includes a 90-minute 'Pregnancy Care 4-5-6' massage with gentle strokes and a warm pouch, recommended only in months 4–6 of pregnancy.
Saphan Taksin · ~15 min walk
The spa at the Four Seasons Hotel Bangkok at Chao Phraya River offers a pre-natal massage that starts with a consultation and is done lying on your side or face down on a pregnancy cushion, easing back, neck, shoulder and lower-leg pain.
Prenatal massage is a gentle oil massage adapted to pregnancy: you lie on your side (or on a special pregnancy cushion) supported by pillows, and the therapist avoids deep pressure and certain points while easing the back, hips, legs and swollen feet. Ask your doctor first, and choose a spa with therapists specially trained in pregnancy massage rather than a regular massage shop. Most Bangkok spas only accept mothers-to-be after the first trimester — typically from week 12–16 up to week 24–32 — and traditional Thai stretching massage is not done during pregnancy. After birth, spas and home-visit therapists offer postnatal massage, belly binding and the Thai 'yu fai' warming recovery.
About ฿1,500–3,000 for 60–90 minutes at spas with trained prenatal therapists; ฿3,500–5,000+ at luxury and hotel spas.
We list 6 places for Prenatal & Postnatal Massage in Bangkok, in areas such as Sukhumvit (Asok & Nana), Phrom Phong, Silom & Sathorn. Popular picks include Bhawa Spa, CORAN Boutique Spa, Nakhon Spa.