MASSAGE TREATMENTS

When you book this massage, you want to know who you are actually choosing. Since every therapist here is independent, when you reach out by WhatsApp or phone, you are talking directly to the person who will be treating you. No middleman, no message relay, just a straightforward conversation.

This treatment focuses on a tight, hypersensitive area within muscle tissue that generates pain not just locally but in other parts of the body entirely. It's designed to locate and deactivate these sources of referred pain through precise, targeted intervention. Also, by working directly at the origin of the problem rather than chasing symptoms, it delivers results that general relaxation massage cannot replicate.

As an example, in the upper back, it can produce referred pain in the neck. That neck tension then becomes a satellite trigger point, capable of causing headaches and restricted movement further up the chain. The pain can range from a dull, persistent ache to sharp, acute discomfort depending on the severity and location of the point.

Core Techniques in this massage

• Isolated pressure: Sustained, direct compression applied to the exact trigger point until the tissue releases, typically held for several seconds and repeated in cycles to fully deactivate the point.
• Pressure and release cycling: Alternating between compression and release encourages blood flow back into the restricted area, flushing out metabolic waste and restoring normal muscle function.
• Referred pain mapping: Your therapist identifies the relationship between active trigger points and their referred pain sites, working systematically along the chain to address both source and satellite points.
• Myofascial release: Broad, sustained pressure applied to the surrounding fascia to reduce the tension that maintains trigger point activity and prevent immediate recurrence.
• Post-release stretching: Gentle lengthening of the treated muscle following deactivation to restore full range of motion and reinforce the release achieved during the session.

Many clients notice a significant reduction in pain after a single treatment. For those managing chronic injuries or long-standing tension patterns, regular trigger point therapy offers a reliable, drug-free way to stay on top of pain and prevent it from accumulating back to its previous level.