Safety — Makati Massage FAQ

Yes. Licensed spas in Makati are regulated by the DOH and Makati City government. TESDA-certified therapists are trained in proper techniques. Stick to reviewed establishments.

Look for DOH and Makati City business permits displayed at the entrance. Check Google reviews (4.0+ rating). TESDA-certified therapists and clean facilities are good indicators.

Reputable spas employ TESDA-certified therapists who complete 200+ hours of training. The Spa Wellness requires international ISPA certification for all senior therapists.

Licensed Makati spas use fresh linens per client, sanitize equipment between sessions, and require therapists to wash hands before each treatment. DOH inspections are conducted annually.

Yes. Reputable Makati spas are safe for solo female visitors. Female therapists are available on request at all major spas. Well-lit, staffed facilities in commercial buildings are safest.

Consult your doctor first. Light Swedish massage is generally safe for mild hypertension. Avoid deep tissue and hot stone massage if you have uncontrolled high blood pressure.

Wait at least 6 weeks after surgery before getting massage. Avoid the surgical area entirely. Always get medical clearance from your surgeon before booking post-surgery massage.

Tell your therapist about injuries, pain areas, health conditions, pregnancy, preferred pressure level, and areas to avoid. This ensures a safe and effective session.

Reputable spas use hypoallergenic, dermatologist-tested oils. Inform your therapist of any skin allergies or sensitivities before the session. Organic oils are available on request.

You have the right to stop the session at any time. Communicate clearly with your therapist. Reputable spas have a zero-tolerance policy for inappropriate behavior.