Sabaydee Massage

What Experts Want You to Know Before Your Appointment

- Getting a massage during COVID isn't high risk if you have already been fully vaccinated prior to doing so.

- Unvaccinated individuals face the most risk for getting sick in poorly ventilated facilities.

- Wearing a mask, even if you are vaccinated, can help stem the spread of COVID-19 to those around you. When the pandemic began, scientis

ts weren't sure how much of a role that close contact — or physical touch, like the kind you'll be receiving in most any massage — played in the spread of COVID-19. Recent research and data development make this easier to answer, now, though: It's highly unlikely that you'll catch COVID-19 alone due to a massage therapist's hands on your body. "Evidence suggests that probably a very small percentage of transmission occurs that way. And this data was established even before vaccinations were underway," Nelson explains. "The risk is pretty low if we continue to follow the same precautions we have since the pandemic began."