Massages and body treatments

Refreshes and tones the skin, helps eliminate stress, and calms the body. Suitable for restoring energy, detoxifying the body, speeding up muscle recovery, enhancing performance, and alleviating mental fatigue.

In the cupping method, cups are applied to the body to create suction, drawing the skin and underlying tissues into the cup. This technique is suitable for relieving back discomfort, reducing muscle tension, improving blood circulation, and lowering stress levels. To effectively release tension, it is most commonly used in combination with a classic massage. The application time for each cup is a maximum of 15 minutes.

Includes elements of Thai massage, joint mobilization, and acupressure of the neck and head. Helps relieve tension in the cervical, thoracic, and lumbar spine.

An intense massage that reduces muscle tension, accelerates recovery, enhances performance, and alleviates fatigue. Eliminates trigger points of pain.

Excellent for smoothing and beautifying the skin, removing cellulite, improving mood, detoxifying, and relaxing tense muscles. Cocoa in chocolate contains antioxidants that rejuvenate the skin.

Relieves chronic fatigue and recharges energy. This intense, painless, and relaxing massage induces deep calm and equilibrium that lasts for days.

Reduces problem areas by several centimeters, firms sagging body parts, eliminates subcutaneous fat, promotes acne treatment, smooths scars, reduces stretch marks post-pregnancy, improves lymphatic flow, treats swelling, alleviates joint pain, and warms up muscles.

Experience the magic of maderotherapy— a unique Colombian method using specially shaped wooden tools to non-invasively tighten skin, reduce fat, combat cellulite, and aid in muscle recovery and the sensation of "heavy legs." This procedure stimulates the lymphatic system and speeds up metabolism.

Indulge in soothing baths for deep relaxation and skin refinement.

Contains 21 minerals that help with chronic back pain, muscle fatigue, and rheumatism, while promoting skin rejuvenation.

Massage Contraindications:

1. Feverish, acute inflammatory and infectious diseases.
2. Conditions requiring bed rest.
3. Total body exhaustion.
4. Right after a meal.
5. Severe bleeding disorders (hemophilia, leukemia, etc.) and advanced atherosclerosis and osteoporosis.
6. While taking blood-thinning medications.
7. Abdominal diseases associated with inflammation or bleeding.
8. Suppurative and fungal diseases.
9. Skin injuries, extensive bruises, fractures, or burns.
10. Varicose veins, venous inflammation, and leg ulcers.
11. Abdominal area for pregnant women, during menstruation, and in cases of acute abdominal diseases (diarrhea, constipation, etc.).
12. Gallbladder and urinary tract diseases.

If you suffer from any serious illnesses, please consult your treating physician beforehand to determine whether massage is appropriate and to what extent. If necessary, obtain written consent from your physician for the massage.