Connective Tissue Massage
Connective Tissue Massage
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Connective Tissue Massage
Connective tissue or fascia is the layer of skin between your muscles and your skin. Think of it as "cement" that connects and supports organs, muscles and joints. Connective tissue has many functions, such as influencing our metabolism, protecting us from external pressure and transferring forces in our body. But perhaps its most important function: keeping muscles and nerves moving smoothly. Our "wetsuit" provides the body with support and stability. In addition, connective tissue is full of nerves, this means it also plays an important role in experiencing pain symptoms.
In recent years, it has been determined that the basic functions of muscles, joints, organs and tendons require a properly functioning fascial system. The fascia is a connective tissue that connects the layers and structures in the body. Normal muscle function needs well-hydrated surrounding fascia to allow normal tissue gliding. Between 30 and 40 percent of the force your muscle provides comes from the fascia surrounding that muscle. So.... Our fascia does need some special attention.
With a connective tissue massage, connective tissue cells (the fibroblasts) are stimulated to renew. This massage activates the production of collagen and elastin, which causes the skin to firm and rejuvenate. A connective tissue massage is therefore also excellent for treating cellulite on your legs or stretch marks. See also our slimming massage, the connective tissue techniques we apply.
The massage technique is similar to the regular massage but without oil. We use slow stroking techniques combined with pressure techniques, performed on the arms, back, legs and feet. Light strokes, rolling movements and picking up the skin; different techniques are used during the connective tissue massage. Muscles are warmed up and subcutaneous muscle adhesions are relieved. Muscle adhesions occur when the cell walls are poor at absorbing nutrients and discharging waste products. So massaging the connective tissue improves blood flow. Anyway, you really feel invigorated after this massage.
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Welcome to the ultimate relaxation experience in Bonaire! If you’re looking for a therapeutic and restorative massage, our Connective Tissue Massage is the perfect choice. Our expert massage therapists use slow, deliberate strokes to target the fascia and connective tissues of the body, helping to release tension and improve overall mobility.
Whether you’ve been exploring the beautiful island of Bonaire or just need to unwind after a long day, our Connective Tissue Massage will leave you feeling renewed and revitalized. This massage is especially beneficial for those suffering from chronic pain or limited mobility, as it helps to alleviate tension and promote healing.
Don’t let stress and discomfort hold you back from enjoying your time in Bonaire. Book your Connective Tissue Massage today and experience the incredible healing power of touch in this stunning paradise.
Connective tissue or fascia is the layer of skin between your muscles and your skin. Think of it as “cement” that connects and supports organs, muscles and joints. Connective tissue has many functions, such as influencing our metabolism, protecting us from external pressure and transferring forces in our body. But perhaps its most important function: keeping muscles and nerves moving smoothly. Our “wetsuit” provides the body with support and stability. In addition, connective tissue is full of nerves, this means it also plays an important role in experiencing pain symptoms.
In recent years, it has been determined that the basic functions of muscles, joints, organs and tendons require a properly functioning fascial system. The fascia is a connective tissue that connects the layers and structures in the body. Normal muscle function needs well-hydrated surrounding fascia to allow normal tissue gliding. Between 30 and 40 percent of the force your muscle provides comes from the fascia surrounding that muscle. So…. Our fascia does need some special attention.
With a connective tissue massage, connective tissue cells (the fibroblasts) are stimulated to renew. This massage activates the production of collagen and elastin, which causes the skin to firm and rejuvenate. A connective tissue massage is therefore also excellent for treating cellulite on your legs or stretch marks. See also our slimming massage, the connective tissue techniques we apply.
The massage technique is similar to the regular massage but without oil. We use slow stroking techniques combined with pressure techniques, performed on the arms, back, legs and feet. Light strokes, rolling movements and picking up the skin; different techniques are used during the connective tissue massage. Muscles are warmed up and subcutaneous muscle adhesions are relieved. Muscle adhesions occur when the cell walls are poor at absorbing nutrients and discharging waste products. So massaging the connective tissue improves blood flow. Anyway, you really feel invigorated after this massage.
The advantages of a Connective Tissue Massage
Releases tension and improves mobility
Connective Tissue Massage targets the fascia and connective tissues of the body, helping to release tension and improve overall mobility. This can be especially beneficial for those suffering from chronic pain or limited mobility.
Improves circulation
This type of massage can also improve circulation by increasing blood flow to the affected areas, which can help to reduce inflammation and promote healing.
Enhances relaxation
Connective Tissue Massage utilizes slow, deliberate strokes that can be deeply relaxing, promoting a sense of calm and reducing stress levels.
Promotes a sense of well-being
Regular Connective Tissue Massage can help to promote a sense of overall well-being by releasing tension and improving mood.
Complements other treatments
This type of massage can be a great complement to other treatments, such as physical therapy, chiropractic care, or acupuncture.