Therapeutic Massages

What to expect from your session

Laura assesses muscle tension and adapts the techniques to your specific case: localized muscle release, deep tissue therapy, or sports-related recovery. Expect firm, controlled pressure, slow strokes, and myofascial release techniques on a private treatment table.

Duration of your session

• Partial area (back or legs): 35 minutes · Bs 150.
• Full body: 50 minutes · Bs 250.

What it feels like during a massage

Deep, firm, and pleasant pressure. We always adjust the intensity according to your sensitivity and comfort: never unnecessary pain. You’ll notice an immediate feeling of lightness and decompression in tense muscle groups.

Lymphatic Drainage

Among our therapeutic massages, we also offer manual lymphatic drainage: a gentle technique indicated for post-operative swelling, fluid retention, and a feeling of heaviness in the legs. If your case is post-surgical, we will coordinate it according to your doctor’s recommendations. Learn more about lymphatic drainage in Santa Cruz.

When to schedule your appointment

If you’re an athlete, the ideal time to do a release session is 2 to 3 days before a competition, or 24 to 48 hours after a demanding race or tournament. For people with accumulated tension from office work, a session every two or three weeks prevents the formation of painful muscle knots and contractures.