Massage Therapy

Massage Therapy Johns Creek, GA

Neuromuscular Massage

Medical Fitness and Wellness Group Johns Creek offer massage to complete your total wellness program. We offer 60, and 90-minute massages ranging from, Neuromuscular, deep tissue, relaxing Swedish massage, Prenatal massage, myofascial stretching, and now Thai massage stretch therapy! We also provide massage for medical and orthopedic conditions including Vertigo, Carpal tunnel syndrome, Sciatica, Piriformis syndrome, Rotator cuff injuries, Pain associated with bulged or injured spinal disks, Migraines/headaches, Range of motion issues, Fibromyalgia, Back and Neck Pain, shoulder issues, Plantar fasciitis (involving pain in the foot), Repetitive use injuries such as tennis elbow, Golfer’s elbow, TMJ, Pain associated with restricted fascia, Pain associated with postural imbalances, Muscle cramps, and Restless Legs Syndrome just to mention a few.

DID YOU KNOW?

At Medical Fitness and Wellness Group we specialize in  Swedish relaxing massage,  Neuromuscular Massage, deep tissue massage, massage for orthopedic conditions, prenatal massage, MyoFascial Stretching, and Thai massage stretch therapy! – and if that’s what you’re looking for, you’ve come to the right place. We offer corporate massage for corporate events in Johns Creek and the surrounding area. Please contact us directly at 770-623-4078 for more information.

Therapeutic Massage vs Deep Tissue

Therapeutic massage is a general term that describes any type of massage modality that helps relieve pain, reduce stress, and work on a specific problem-such as a frozen shoulder. People tend to assume therapeutic massage means deep tissue massage, and that they will get a very strong massage. But this is not always the case. Deep tissue massage is great at breaking down scar tissue and getting your blood circulating, but it may not be what you need on a particular day.  A good therapist will apply the specific techniques and the right amount of pressure to address your need, and sometimes that’s a lighter touch.

There are several different types of therapeutic massage in addition to deep tissue massage, such as neuromuscular massage,myofascial massage,trigger point therapy, and sports massage. Many therapists will use a combination of techniques depending on what your body needs. In addition, therapists will often take additional classes in different techniques.

Benefits of Neuromuscular Massage

Most of our clients are interested in deep tissue massage or Neuromuscular, and that makes sense because it is a great way to manage pain. Deep tissue massage as well as the other therapeutic massage methods-can give you a lot of relief from chronic pain. Many of our clients come in for frozen shoulder treatment and neck pain-two side effects of working on computers all day. Neuromuscular therapy targets the soft tissue or trigger point that causes the pain. When pain is reduced, the range of motion is improved. This type of massage relieves muscle tension and soreness which boosts mobility and flexibility.

Deep Tissue Massage Side Effects

Many people want to know what the side effects of deep tissue massage are. That’s a great question, and it varies from person to person-and it can even vary for you depending on what’s going on in your body the day you get a massage. Typically, people may feel more muscle soreness for a day or two after the massage, especially if the therapist gives you a strong massage. A deep tissue massage shouldn’t cause horrible pain-and if it does you need to tell your therapist you need less pressure. However, if they’ve been working your muscles, you will probably feel it as the toxins leave your body.

Another side effect of massage is a feeling of disorientation when the massage is over (we call it massage drunk). You may be a little light headed and out of it. That’s very normal. Just sit in the lobby and drink some water until the feeling passes! You’ll usually be fine in 10 to 15 minutes. Finally, a deep tissue massage will leave you dehydrated. That’s why your therapist gives you water when it’s over. It is very important to drink plenty of water after a therapeutic massage.

Benefits of Massage Therapy

  • Less muscle and joint pain
  • Less muscle and joint pain.
  • Improves functional and athletic performance.
  • Helps reduce the risk of training and sports injuries.
  • Keeps you mobile through-out your life which gives you ability to do the things you enjoy doing.
  • Improves the activities of daily living.
  • Improves conditions including Fibromyalgia, neuropathy, range of motion issues, plantar fasciitis,and migraine headaches and many more!
  • Postural Improvement
  • Stress Reduction
  • And many more!

You can combine massage with our Stretching and Corrective Exercise program, to further enhance the results of your program. By correcting the issue from its root level, it will enable you to live pain-free for a lifetime. Click here to read More about Corrective Exercise and how it combines with Redcord and Corrective massage to offer a complete and permanent solution to get rid of your muscle and joint pain for good.

Call us now to book a Massage with one of our exceptional Therapists! Package rate discounts are available! Call us at (770)-623-4078 to book your appointment, or book the session right now online!