Hands-on

Medical Massage

Therapeutic bodywork with a clinical purpose.

Also known as Massage Therapy · Sports Massage · Deep Tissue Massage · Relaxation Massage.

AED 2,000 · 6 sessions(excl. 5% VAT)

Prices are in AED and exclude 5% VAT. Every treatment begins with a physician consultation. A consultation is not a commitment to treatment.

What it is

Deep-tissue and medical massage with Rose Belgar, including lymphatic drainage — for muscular tension, recovery, fluid retention and the body's response to sustained stress.

What it addresses

Muscle tension and tightness, stiffness, stress-related tension, postural strain from desk work or travel, and recovery after sport or training. It can also be part of the support for longer-standing muscular aches, alongside medical care.

What you should see

Many people feel looser and more relaxed after a session, with less muscle tightness and easier movement. Over a course, alongside regular activity and good posture, massage can help keep tension from building up again. Individual results vary.

In the care of

Rose Belgar

Massage Therapist

Experienced in wellness and slimming treatment therapy: medical massage, lymphatic drainage and body shaping.

Rose Belgar is a massage therapist with more than 10 years of experience in therapeutic massage, slimming therapies and holistic body treatments. Trained in the Philippines and refined through years of hands-on work in Dubai, she is known for a warm, intuitive approach that pairs deep relaxation with effective body-shaping work. She is certified in body-contouring and slimming techniques and speaks English and Tagalog.

Deep tissue and medical massageLymphatic drainageSlimming and body-contouring therapiesBody sculpting techniques

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The honest strip

Sessions: 6 · one package price
Downtime: Usually none.
How it feels: Deeper work can feel intense but should stay within your comfort.
When you see it: Many people feel a release and move more easily after the first session.

What it does not do

Does not reduce fat or change body shape
Does not treat pigmentation, wrinkles or loose skin
Does not replace a medical diagnosis of disc, nerve or joint problems
Is not a cure for chronic pain: lasting relief usually means addressing posture and movement too
Is not a facial or skin-rejuvenation treatment

Who it is not for

A recent fracture or an unstable spinal injury
Deep-vein thrombosis (a blood clot) or inflamed veins
Uncontrolled high blood pressure, or a recent heart attack or other cardiac event
Fever, an acute infection or feeling unwell
Open wounds, burns or a skin infection in the area
Severe osteoporosis
Recent surgery, without your surgeon's approval
A bleeding disorder or blood-thinning medication, without medical advice
Current cancer treatment, without your oncologist's approval
Pregnancy, without your doctor's approval

Areas

Neck and upper shoulders (chronic tension, stiffness)
Base of the skull (tension linked to headaches)
Upper back and between the shoulder blades (postural strain from desk work)
Lower back (tightness and stiffness)
Shoulders (soreness from overuse)
Hips and buttocks (deep hip tightness)
Forearms, wrists and hands (tightness from repetitive use)
Calves and soles of the feet (fatigue from standing or travel)

Downtime, in full

Usually none. After deeper work, muscles may feel a little sore for a day or so, much like after a workout.

Comfort and anaesthesia

Deeper work can feel intense but should stay within your comfort. Pressure is adjusted to you throughout: simply tell your therapist.

Timeline

Many people feel a release and move more easily after the first session. Benefits tend to build over a course (the package includes six sessions), with occasional maintenance sessions afterwards if needed. How long relief lasts depends on posture, activity and daily workload.

After the treatment