Massages & Body Treatment
Here at Revive Spa we offer a range of great options for everyone! Whether you're seeking relief from tension, muscle soreness, or simply aiming to unwind, our therapists are here to create a personalized experience for you.
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Therapeutic Relaxation Massage
Melt away stress with a relaxing combination of techniques of light to medium pressure and depth to ensure relaxation, relieve tension, and create a heightened sense of calm.
Or opt for a more detailed massage working on specific problem areas. Therapeutic Relaxation, Myofascial Release and Cupping are available (No Deep Tissue or Sports)Book Here
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MLD - Manual Lymphatic Drainage
Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) is a gentle non-invasive massage technique using very light pressure to stimulate the lymph vessels that lie just beneath the skin. MLD has proven effects and results such as decongestive - reduction of oedema (swelling), sympatholytic- soothes and relaxes, analgesic - reduces pain and immunologic - improves our defence mechanisms and immune system health and speeds up healing.
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The Hybrid
A totally relaxing treatment combining a soothing back, neck & scalp massage with a beautiful mini Facial and facial massage.
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LED Light Therapy
Can be used on most parts of the body. NIR- Near Infrared light offers advanced rejuvenation benefits, calms redness and irritation and helps to reduce pigmentation. Calms the inflammatory response and can accelerate post-treatment healing. Red Light therapy works to stimulate the skin's natural production of collagen and elastin, helping to plump fine lines over time. Increases blood circulation & oxygenation and helps restore optimum cell function The result is plumper, smoother and more radiant skin. Stand alone treatment or add on to any Facial or Massage.
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FAQ about Massages
1. Identify your goals and needs for the Massage.
Are you looking for:
- Stress release
- Improved Sleed
- Targeted Pain Relief
- Injury Rehabilitation
2. Communicate with your Massage Therapist both beforehand and throughout the Massage.
3. Book in!
It's not unusual to feel some soreness after a massage. This is due to a release of lactic acid in the muscles, but it doesn't last long.
You may also have some discomfort during your massage. This depends on the area that is being worked on, any pre-existing pains, and whether the therapist is using too much pressure.
Let your massage therapist know before your session. They can use firm, slow pressure or, if you're extremely sensitive, they can avoid your tickle spots.