Pregnancy Massage in Angel & Islington: Expert Pre-natal Care
Pre-natal and Post-natal care in London N1. Support comfort around sciatica discomfort and postural fatigue across our two Islington Atelier Studios and our dedicated Massage Boutique in Highbury. Sessions from £82.

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Pregnancy massage is available at Asiatic Angel, 93 Upper Street, London N1 0NP, and Asiatic Highbury, 262 Upper Street, London N1 2UQ. Both studios have ground-floor treatment rooms and pregnancy support pillows for comfort.
Yes, we prioritise your safety and comfort above all else. During pregnancy, your skin and sense of smell become more sensitive, so we use only high-quality, professional-grade unscented oils and massage creams chosen for their purity and gentleness. We know strong fragrances can be overwhelming, so we use neutral, hypoallergenic products as standard. If you have allergies or product preferences, please tell your therapist before your session, and we will tailor your treatment to your comfort.
Pregnancy massage is available at Asiatic Angel, 93 Upper Street, London N1 0NP, and Asiatic Highbury, 262 Upper Street, London N1 2UQ. Both studios have ground-floor treatment rooms and support pillows for comfort.
Most pregnancy massage sessions at Asiatic are provided by experienced female therapists. Male therapists may be available for guests who prefer a firmer approach to the shoulders, neck, or upper back, subject to suitability and availability.
Most pregnancy massage sessions use a supported side-lying position with support pillows. This keeps you comfortable, avoids unnecessary pressure, and lets the therapist work carefully around the lower back, hips, legs, shoulders, and upper back.
Some of my clients book when tired or tense, while others prefer regular sessions during the second and third trimesters. The right frequency depends on your comfort, pregnancy stage, and your healthcare provider’s advice.
Yes. You are welcome to bring a partner or support person to your appointment. Please let us know before your visit so we can prepare the room and maintain your comfort and privacy.
Pregnancy massage may support comfort around the hips, pelvis, lower back and legs, areas often affected during pregnancy. If you have pelvic girdle pain, SPD, sciatic discomfort or severe pain, please speak with your midwife, GP or physiotherapist before booking. At Asiatic, we use side-lying support, careful positioning and gentle, focused techniques to help you feel more comfortable without placing unnecessary strain on sensitive areas.
Pregnancy massage is often safe for many expectant mothers after the first trimester when done by trained therapists and tailored for pregnancy. At Asiatic, we use side-lying support, careful positioning, clear communication, and gentle, pregnancy-appropriate pressure. If you have any health concerns, please talk to your healthcare provider before booking.
Yes. Pregnancy massage is available at our Highbury studio on Upper Street, near Highbury & Islington station, and at our Angel studio near Angel station.
Pregnancy massage is adapted for comfort and safety. Instead of lying on your front, you usually lie on your side with support pillows. Your therapist adjusts pressure, pace, and positioning to your stage of pregnancy and comfort level.
Some clients prefer firmer pressure, especially around the shoulders, neck, and upper back. During pregnancy, we focus on careful technique, positioning, and controlled pressure instead of forceful work.
We recommend wearing comfortable clothing to your appointment. You can undress to your comfort level, and you will be professionally covered with towels throughout the session.
Pregnancy massage may help relieve discomfort in the lower back, hips, and shoulders by using gentle, pregnancy-aware techniques. It is not a medical treatment, so persistent or severe back pain should be discussed with your midwife, GP, physiotherapist or healthcare provider.






