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Body Sculpting Massage

Body Sculpting Massage contours the body through manual manipulation, reducing cellulite and improving skin elasticity

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Body Sculpting therapists use a specialised technique combining firm pressure, rhythmic movements, lymphatic drainage and sometimes special tools to help reshape specific areas such as the abdomen, thighs, arms, and waist.

Unlike traditional massage, Body Sculpting Massage is more goal-oriented, aiming not only to relax but to visibly enhance body shape and promote better circulation and metabolism. A non-invasive, rejuvenating form of therapy, this type of massage is often recommended as part of a wellness or post-slimming programme, which works best when combined with a healthy lifestyle. It can help define your silhouette, reduce fluid retention and support your body's natural detoxification process.

Body sculpting massage helps contour and shape the body, reducing the appearance of cellulite. It stimulates lymphatic drainage, improves both the tone and texture of the skin, and breaks down localised fat deposits. Although it is not a weight-loss method, it supports reshaping of the body and is helpful for those seeking non-invasive body contouring. Body sculpting can be particularly beneficial for those targeting stubborn areas such as the abdomen, thighs, arms, and hips. Clients who combine this method with a healthy lifestyle will see the greatest improvement.

Benefits of body sculpting massage include:

  • Enhanced body contour without surgery
  • Improved circulation and metabolic rate
  • Reduced fluid retention and bloating
  • Smoother, firmer skin
  • Healthier digestion and detoxification
     

Techniques Used:

  • Manual deep tissue massage
  • Lymphatic drainage massage
  • Rolling, kneading, and pressing techniques

 

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Book online

Choose a time and day that suits you and email us. We will contact you back to confirm. Alternatively, just call us on 3919 7480.

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Plan your treatment

Meet your primary health practitioner and tell us about your injury and goals. We’ll create a treatment plan and begin your recovery.

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Ongoing care

We’ll talk to you about further hands-on treatment and home exercise, adapting your program or advising of other treatments.

Other treatments to complement your care