Regeneration

Massages

Massages are the oldest among physiotherapeutic methods, whose origins date back to ancient China and India. They involve the massage therapist performing specific movements at an appropriate pace and with the appropriate force, following the course of muscles, tissues, lymphatic and blood vessels toward the heart.

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Massage has many beneficial effects, e.g.:

stimulates metabolism,
increases tissue elasticity,
removes exfoliated epidermis,
accelerates blood and lymph circulation,
increases skin temperature,
reduces muscle tension,
relaxes and stretches scars and adhesions,
removes venous stasis, and also moves blood and lymph toward the heart,
does not have a slimming effect, but supports this process by breaking up and fragmenting adipose tissue.

Available massages

Manual massage

Performed by a masseur, it produces a mechanical effect on tissues, resulting in faster movement of body fluids, which leads to improved functioning of the body as a whole or of its individual organs.

Indications for the procedure

rheumatic diseases
respiratory diseases
cardiovascular diseases
musculoskeletal disorders
post-injury conditions
static and functional muscle overload
metabolic disorders
edema of various etiologies
fatigue
regulation of muscle tone