Unlike relaxation massage, the purpose of medical massage is not only relaxation, but targeted pain relief, restoration of musculoskeletal function and support of the recovery and rehabilitation process.

Medical massage aims to reduce pain, improve mobility and support the body’s natural healing processes.

Medical massage can be provided based on a diagnosis and recommendation from the following medical specialties:

• Rheumatology: Support in cases of chronic joint inflammation, osteoarthritis and rheumatic conditions.
• Neurology: Support for nerve-related pain, neurological conditions and rehabilitation after neurological injuries or events.
• Traumatology: Support after fractures, dislocations and muscle injuries.
• Orthopedics: Support for musculoskeletal conditions, movement limitations and posture-related problems.
• Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation: Medical massage as part of a comprehensive rehabilitation plan.
• Surgery: Support after surgical procedures once wound healing has been completed.
• Internal Medicine: Support in selected circulation-related conditions or stress-related muscle tension based on specific medical recommendation.
• General Practice: Support for common musculoskeletal complaints and chronic pain conditions.

Each treatment begins with an assessment of your current condition to ensure a safe and personalized approach.