MASSAGE THERAPY

 MASSAGE THERAPY 
in Birmingham, Harborne

Treatments include: deep tissue massage, back, neck and shoulder massage, dry cupping therapy, full body massage, Swedish massage, lymphatic drainage massage, pressotherapy massage.

Therapeutic Massage Therapy

At Natural Skinn, we offer a range of therapeutic massage treatments, including deep/soft tissue massage, lymphatic drainage massage, neck and shoulder massage and dry cupping massage.


Therapeutic massage or relaxation massage is a combination of remedial and relaxation massages. Therapeutic, by definition, can be related to.


WHAT IS THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE?

Therapeutic massage involves focused work on your body’s soft tissue – the muscles, tendons and ligaments that move and support your body. With consistent treatments, therapeutic massage therapists can work towards achieving structural changes in the body that are causing pain and inflammation.


Unlike remedial massage, which corrects specific conditions, therapeutic massage relieves overall stress and generalised pain and tension in the body.

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Deep / Soft Tissue Massage


Deep tissue Massage

Deep Tissue Massage is designed to melt away knots and deep tension in tight and aching muscles.


The therapist will use deep, slow strokes to release tightness targeting deep within the layers of muscles, tendons and ligaments. This style of massage is excellent for athletes and those who suffer from chronic tightness, scar tissue, anxiety and depression.


Soft Tissue Massage

Soft tissue massage is a gentle technique for targeting muscle tissue. Rather than slow, focused movements, soothing tissue massage works with the depth, pressure and length of each stroke. Just like a deep tissue massage, this technique will aim to break down the tissue within the muscles and connective tissue.

Dry Cupping Therapy


Cupping therapy is one of the oldest and most effective methods of releasing toxins from body tissue and organs.


It is a practice in which the therapist puts special cups on the skin to create suction. This causes the tissue beneath the cup to be drawn up and swell, causing an increase in blood flow to the affected area. Enhanced blood flow under the cups draws impurities and toxins away from the nearby tissues and organs towards the surface for elimination.


BENEFITS:

  • Cupping helps to reduce pain and inflammation.
  • Improves blood flow.
  • It is used for relaxation, well-being and deep-tissue massage.
  • It is safe and non-invasive.
  • Rejuvenation of body organs.
  • It facilitates the healing process and strengthens the immune system.
Lymphatic Drainage Massage


A pressotherapy massage for lymphatic drainage tones and firms the skin and reduces swelling. This active massage improves blood circulation and accelerates intracellular metabolism. After each session, you will feel more relaxed, with renewed strength and lightness.


Pressotherapy device helps to strengthen the body's protective barriers, accelerate metabolic processes, improve resistance to diseases and viruses, and strengthen the nervous system.


The Lymphatic Drainage System effectively fights against:


  • Oedema
  • Cellulite of different stages
  • Heaviness in the legs
  • Overweight and unwanted body fat
  • Poor skin conditions
Dermalux LED
Pain Relief Treatment


The Dermalux MD is medically certified to treat muscular & joint pain.


The immediate relief comes from the gentle, soothing warmth of high-intensity red or near-infrared LED lights.


The heat penetrates deeply, which relaxes the muscles. Whether you are experiencing joint, hip, knee or back pain, it is because your muscles tense up and stay that way, which heightens the perception of pain. Muscle relaxation signals to the brain that everything is okay and the danger has passed. This relaxation helps to lower the perception of pain. 


Laser light therapy reduces the acute inflammatory response and supports muscle recovery on a cellular level.


Red light is extremely effective at treating surface injuries. Still, you need the extra boost of near-infrared light (NIR) to penetrate more deeply into muscle, connective tissue, and even bone to stimulate low back healing.


The combination of red and NIR light is within the 'therapeutic window' —the optimal choice for treating acute and chronic low back pain.

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