LV Healer Massage Therapy
7331 W. Charleston # 130 Las Vegas, NV 89117 702.355.2381
7331 W. Charleston # 130 Las Vegas, NV 89117 702.355.2381
serving Las Vegas since 2001
Massage Styles
For Prices see Prices-Packages Page
Swedish Massage
The most familiar massage style uses gentle manipulation of the soft tissues and long gliding strokes to promote deep relaxation. This is a light to medium pressure massage.
Deep Tissue
Individual Treatments or add-on's to the massage styles above
Scalp/Head Massage
~The face and scalp is an area that is not always addressed in full-body massages. I think it is very important, so a specific massage was dedicated to it. Some love their scalps and faces massaged, others do not. For those that do, this is a treatment designed just for you.
A neck and shoulder massage using warm, soothing scented oil is the start to the treatment.(You can choose the scent for your oil) A soothing warm oil massage for the scalp follows, And warm towel wrap for your hair seals in the oils and conditions your hair and scalp. The warmth from the thermal wrap and the relaxation from the face massage that follows, will deeply relax you and melt your tension away.
Foot Treatment
~The feet our our foundation. I believe special attention needs to be granted to this area of our body. We are on our feet all the time. They get tired and sore over long term use. This massage treatment is specifically designed to alleviate tension and to help provide a more balanced foundation for the rest of the body.
Stretches are applied to the feet and ankles accompained with reflexology (pressure point) massage to loosen and relax the feet. Myofascial release massage is applied to loosen any restricted fascia, afterwards a hydrating cream is applied to the feet and calves, followed by a rejuvenating massage. A thermal wrap for the feet complets the session. Your feet will feel refreshed, relaxed and light as air!
Swedish Massage
The most familiar massage style uses gentle manipulation of the soft tissues and long gliding strokes to promote deep relaxation. This is a light to medium pressure massage.
Deep Tissue
Works within the deeper muscles to release tension in the body, or specific areas.The strokes are slower and more focused on areas of tension.Great for injuries, over use,stress and chronic pain.
Thai Yoga Massage
Thai Yoga Massage
This massage is done on a floor mat, fully clothed. Please wear loose fitting clothes you can move in. No oils or lotion is used during the massage, and the main focus is on stretching and increasing flexibility. Stretching and massage are done simultanoiusly, and breathing is a very important component. Movement in and out of the stretches is done with breath. Any level of flexibility is welcome. This is a medium to deep pressure massage.
Stone Massage
This is a combination of swedish and deep tissue massage. Smooth basalt stones are warmed and placed on and around the body. Massage is also done with the stones mimicking the feeling of hands. The heat from the stones helps the muscle tissue soften and creates a very relaxing and soothing feeling for the reciever.
Prenatal Massage
For the mother-to-be, this massage focuses on areas to the changing body that carry the most stress. Special attention is given to the neck, lower back, and hips. This massage can also help decrease swelling and stretch marks. The massage is performed using the body cushion support system, which allows you to lie on your stomach & face up without putting pressure on the abdomen.
Thai Oil Massage
Myofascial Release/Trigger Point Therapy
Myofascial Release focuses on muscles and the fascia(connective tissue) that surrounds it. Utilizing techniques with slow moving, specific strokes on the muscles and fascia, along with client movement (passive and active) creates lengthning and more fluidity in the area. This improves imbalances and releases restrictions in the myofascial tissue, relieving pain and creating proper alignment to the area and the whole. Incorperating Trigger Point, includes manual applied pressure to active trigger points located within the muscle tissue. Trigger Points are those little"knots" that restrict normal range of movement,and refer pain to other areas. Each muscle and muscle group has a specific map of trigger point locations. Manual releasing these "points" instantly decreases pain, and improves range of motion.
*For more info:http://www.massagetherapy.com/glossary/#M
Sports Massage
Sports massage is the application of massage and stretch techniques to the muscle and connective tissue to enhance performance. Sports massage increases range of motion, flexibility, enhances recovery, and assists in injury prevention. This massage focuses on specific areas, and is not always a full-body massage.Stone Massage
This is a combination of swedish and deep tissue massage. Smooth basalt stones are warmed and placed on and around the body. Massage is also done with the stones mimicking the feeling of hands. The heat from the stones helps the muscle tissue soften and creates a very relaxing and soothing feeling for the reciever.
Prenatal Massage
For the mother-to-be, this massage focuses on areas to the changing body that carry the most stress. Special attention is given to the neck, lower back, and hips. This massage can also help decrease swelling and stretch marks. The massage is performed using the body cushion support system, which allows you to lie on your stomach & face up without putting pressure on the abdomen.
Thai Oil Massage
Traditional Thai massage and Deep tissue massage are blended together for this unique experience on the massage table. Secure draping with the cover sheet will provide for range of motion in the stretches applied & "no drafts!" Also the deep tissue portion is primarily forearm based with long rhythmic strokes to create a sense of deep relaxation. For a lover of Thai massage, and also deep tissue it's a must to try. If you've never had a Thai Massage, but want to increase your flexibility, this is a massage to try.
Myofascial Release/Trigger Point Therapy
Myofascial Release focuses on muscles and the fascia(connective tissue) that surrounds it. Utilizing techniques with slow moving, specific strokes on the muscles and fascia, along with client movement (passive and active) creates lengthning and more fluidity in the area. This improves imbalances and releases restrictions in the myofascial tissue, relieving pain and creating proper alignment to the area and the whole. Incorperating Trigger Point, includes manual applied pressure to active trigger points located within the muscle tissue. Trigger Points are those little"knots" that restrict normal range of movement,and refer pain to other areas. Each muscle and muscle group has a specific map of trigger point locations. Manual releasing these "points" instantly decreases pain, and improves range of motion.
*For more info:http://www.massagetherapy.com/glossary/#M
Sports Massage
Individual Treatments or add-on's to the massage styles above
Scalp/Head Massage
~The face and scalp is an area that is not always addressed in full-body massages. I think it is very important, so a specific massage was dedicated to it. Some love their scalps and faces massaged, others do not. For those that do, this is a treatment designed just for you.
A neck and shoulder massage using warm, soothing scented oil is the start to the treatment.(You can choose the scent for your oil) A soothing warm oil massage for the scalp follows, And warm towel wrap for your hair seals in the oils and conditions your hair and scalp. The warmth from the thermal wrap and the relaxation from the face massage that follows, will deeply relax you and melt your tension away.
Foot Treatment
~The feet our our foundation. I believe special attention needs to be granted to this area of our body. We are on our feet all the time. They get tired and sore over long term use. This massage treatment is specifically designed to alleviate tension and to help provide a more balanced foundation for the rest of the body.
Stretches are applied to the feet and ankles accompained with reflexology (pressure point) massage to loosen and relax the feet. Myofascial release massage is applied to loosen any restricted fascia, afterwards a hydrating cream is applied to the feet and calves, followed by a rejuvenating massage. A thermal wrap for the feet complets the session. Your feet will feel refreshed, relaxed and light as air!
