What the session focuses on
The massage concentrates on the upper body: neck, shoulders, shoulder blades and back, where tension builds up from screens and phones. Your therapist adjusts the pressure to what feels right for you.
For full-body stretching, Thai massage may suit you better; for a calm head massage, see face and head acupressure.
Prices: 60, 90 and 120 minutes
These prices come from SpaDrop’s current treatment list; the total is shown again before you confirm.
Office syndrome and massage: what to expect
“Office syndrome” usually describes stiffness in the neck, shoulders and upper back from sitting in one position for hours. A relaxing massage can make you feel looser, but it is not a treatment, and it does not replace a better chair set-up, screen breaks or exercise.
SpaDrop provides relaxation massage. We do not diagnose or treat any condition.
When to see a doctor or physiotherapist
Please see a doctor or physiotherapist before booking if you have:
- Numbness, tingling or pain that runs down your arm or into your hand
- Weakness in an arm or hand
- Pain after an accident, fall or injury
- Pain lasting several weeks, pain at night, or pain together with a fever
After-work massage at your condo
Pick an evening slot in the booking calendar and have your therapist come to your room. The massage can be done on a bed or on an upright chair. If your building uses key cards or visitor registration, tell reception in advance; see in-room massage at hotels and condos.
Working in the CBD? See home massage in Silom and Sathorn.
Also on the menu
- Muscle Relief Massage60 min ฿790 · 90 min ฿990 · 120 min ฿1,280Book now →
- Head, Neck, Shoulder & Foot Massage60 min ฿790 · 90 min ฿990 · 120 min ฿1,280Book now →
FAQ
Do I need to take my top off?
Only if you want to. The massage can be done over a thin T-shirt; if you would like oil on your back and shoulders, tell your therapist before you start.
Can I ask for strong pressure?
Yes, ask for the pressure you like at any time. It should never hurt so much that you tense up; say stop if you feel sharp pain or numbness.
How often should I have one?
There is no single answer. If pain keeps coming back, see a doctor or physiotherapist to find the cause rather than relying on massage alone.
Can it be done on a chair?
Yes. Sitting upright, or straddling a chair and leaning on the backrest, gives good access to the neck and shoulders. Lying down lets the therapist work the whole back.