Home service, massage oils, and binding materials. 6-day and 10-day packages also include body massage.
Book in advance to secure your slot, especially if you need to start before going back to work.
Yes, a small deposit confirms your booking. The balance is due at your first session.
Yes, installment options are available.

From the 2nd trimester (after 12 weeks) until about 2 weeks before delivery.
Relieves back and hip pain, reduces swelling, improves sleep, and lowers stress.

Relieves blocked ducts, reduces engorgement, improves milk flow, and eases discomfort.
No — wait until the infection is treated before booking.

From 4 weeks after a natural birth, or 8 weeks after a C-section (once healed).
In the first 6 months postpartum, when relaxin levels are highest. The earlier you start, the better — especially if returning to work soon.
6–8 hours per day for best results.
No — even years postpartum, you can still see improvements in bloating, posture, and diastasis recti.
Better posture, reduced bloating, improved abdominal support, and visible waistline changes.
The 6-day program runs without breaks. The 10-day program allows 1–2 rest days and includes more full-body massage for deeper recovery.

Yes, but for long-term strength and stability, you’ll still need to exercise after finishing your belly binding program.
Exercise can help, but belly binding gives you a head start in recovery when your body isn’t ready for intensive exercise. Together, they provide the best results.
Not recommended. To avoid overheating, sweating, and skin irritation, only wear the bind during regular daily activities.
Always follow your doctor’s advice, but gentle movement is usually possible at 6 weeks postpartum. Structured exercise should be introduced gradually after your belly binding program.
Not at all — it feels supportive, like a gentle hug for your core.
Belly binding focuses on core support and diastasis healing. Thai Yoo Fai is a traditional practice using heat and herbs for postpartum recovery.