THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE

Manual treatment of muscle and fascial tissues, with the aim of preventing and alleviating chronic pain and other musculoskeletal disorders. It has a beneficial effect on the nervous system and helps to counteract disorders resulting from psychophysical stress.

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DEDUCTIBLE AS A MEDICAL EXPENSE WITH MEDICAL PRESCRIPTION

Specific method for the treatment of the spine. Gentle and painless treatment, particularly indicated in cases of discopathies, hernias, lumbago and in general disorders of the musculoskeletal system. The treatment involves the application of St. John's wort oil and the use of tissue paper.

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Treatment of soft tissues with special metal hooks, which allow to break any adhesions between different layers of connective and muscular tissue, eliminating the rigidity derived from the accumulations of fibrous material. It is particularly indicated for the treatment of scars, in addition to manual treatment.​​​

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Gentle massage that stimulates the skin receptors, promoting a state of relaxation. It induces a state of deep well-being, restoring psychophysical balance. The treatment also eliminates muscle tension and fights stress, strengthening the immune system and promoting deeper breathing.​​​

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Treatment that stimulates lymphatic circulation, promoting the drainage of excess fluids in the tissues and offering an immediate deflating effect. Improves the immune response, facilitates the elimination of toxins and produces an analgesic effect, stimulating the release of serotonin and endorphins.​

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This treatment uses manual techniques such as effleurage, petrissage, friction, percussion and vibration, producing a mechanical effect on tissues and organs and a neurological reflex action that promotes relaxation. Ideal for athletes, it improves performance and accelerates post-exertion recovery, promoting rapid healing from traumatic injuries.

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Therapy that uses special elastic patches, usually following a manual treatment of the affected area. Depending on the application method, kinesiotaping can have a draining, stabilizing or stimulating/inhibitory action on the muscles. This therapy is particularly effective in cases of edema, hematomas, contractures, trauma, sprains, tendonitis.

Therapeutic practice that comes from traditional Chinese medicine and has an analgesic and muscle relaxant effect. The treatment involves the application of special glass or plastic cups to the skin, and the aspiration of oxygen into them using a special instrument. The suction effect attracts a greater flow of blood and brings heat to the treated area, reducing pain and reducing muscle tone.

Energizing massage that stimulates microcirculation, improving tissue oxygenation. In case of contractures due to intense effort or an accumulation of tension, the massage helps the muscle to relax and recover its normal functionality, alleviating pain and the feeling of stiffness.

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Massage that involves the use of heated lava stones, placed on the body and made to slide using massage oil. It induces a state of deep relaxation, improves arterial circulation and has an analgesic action on muscle pain.

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