Myofascial Release

• Induce a relaxation response in the fascia
• Increase lymph and blood circulation
• Relieve pressure on nerves
• Improve motion range and flexibility

Myofascial Release is usually combined with deep tissue massage and other techniques during your session to obtain the best outcome.
You can decide the length of your massage or discuss with the therapist if unsure.

If the area that needs to be treated is small (calves, arms, lower or upper back) a 30 minutes treatment will suffice, if more than one district (upper back and neck, legs and lower back) need attention, you will need a minimum of 45 or 60 minutes. An effective full body treatment requires 90 minutes.

Your therapist will assess and advise you on the best treatment plan. Usually the first 2 or 3 visits are performed weekly or fortnightly, then every 4 or 6 weeks to re-assess and maintain a pain free body.

Allow a minimum of 2 days between any treatment. You may still feel sore after your visit but your body needs some time to rest and re-set before receiving another remedial massage.

The price is based on treatment’s length, not type. Check our prices here.

Yes. Myofascial Release used in a Remedial Massage Treatment is eligible for rebates. If you have private health and your extras include Remedial Massage you will be able to claim your treatment with your health fund. An invoice with all necessary details will be emailed to you after your session.