Remedial · Relaxation · Myotherapy · Preston, Melbourne

Massage
Therapy

Session Length

60 – 90 Minutes

Heat Type

Remedial · Relaxation · Myotherapy

Approach

Fully Tailored to You

Setting

Private Treatment Room

Massage Therapy at Body D-Tox

Heal. Repair.
Restore balance.

In a world that constantly demands more from you, stress, fatigue, and physical tension often settle quietly into the body. At Body D-Tox, massage therapy is not just about relaxation. Every treatment is a healing process — helping your body restore its natural rhythm and return to balance in both body and mind.

Our experienced therapists combine expertise with instinctive knowledge — drawing on ancient massage methods to relieve accumulated muscle tension, enhance blood flow, and activate your body’s natural self-healing capacity. No two bodies are alike, and no two sessions are alike. Every treatment is tailored precisely to what your body needs on that particular day.

Our Treatments

Three ways we treat your body

Each modality serves a distinct purpose — your therapist will recommend the right approach, or combination, based on your needs on the day.

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Relaxation Massage

A full-body, flowing massage designed to calm the nervous system, reduce stress, and promote deep physical and mental relaxation. Light to medium pressure, rhythmic strokes, and intuitive touch to unblock tension and restore a sense of ease and flow throughout the body.

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Remedial Massage

A therapeutic, targeted massage style used to treat and remedy soft tissue dysfunction in muscles, fascia, ligaments and tendons. Combines deep tissue work, myofascial release, trigger point therapy, and lymphatic drainage — adapted to your comfort level and condition. Effective doesn't have to mean painful.

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Myotherapy

A clinical assessment-based therapy focusing on the diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation of muscular pain and dysfunction. Myotherapy addresses the underlying causes of pain — not just the symptoms — using dry needling, deep tissue techniques, trigger point therapy, stretching, and corrective exercise prescription.

Our Techniques

What we use to treat you

Your treatment may include a combination of the following techniques — selected by your therapist based on your consultation and specific needs that day.

Deep Tissue Massage

Firm, focused pressure targeting the deeper layers of muscle and connective tissue to release chronic tension and restriction.

Myofascial Release

Sustained pressure applied to restricted areas of the fascial system to eliminate pain and restore motion.

Trigger Point Therapy

Targeted pressure on hyperirritable muscle knots that refer pain to other areas of the body — releasing tension at the source.

Dry Needling

Fine needles inserted into trigger points to deactivate muscle knots and restore normal muscle function — used in Myotherapy.

Lymphatic Drainage

Gentle, rhythmic strokes to stimulate the lymphatic system and support the body's natural detoxification process.

Stretching & Corrective Exercise

Post-treatment rehabilitation guidance to maintain treatment gains and correct underlying postural or movement patterns.

The Benefits

What massage therapy does for you

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Reduces Muscular Tension

Knotted, tense muscles are progressively released — restoring freedom of movement and alleviating daily aches and stiffness.

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Enhances Blood Circulation

Promotes healthy circulation, supplying oxygen and nutrients to muscles and tissues to support faster recovery.

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Relieves Stress & Anxiety

Soothes the nervous system — leaving you lighter, more relaxed, and with a deeper sense of mental calm.

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Supports Emotional Well-being

Encourages emotional balance and clarity of thought — restoring a refreshed and grounded state of mind.

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Improves Muscle Recovery

Reduces post-exercise soreness, helps prevent injury, and accelerates recovery — especially for active individuals and athletes.

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Reconnects Mind & Body

Brings you back into connection with your physical and emotional self — grounded, present, and balanced.

Setting the record straight

"Should a remedial massage hurt?" Short answer: No, it shouldn't.

Remedial massage may feel intense at times because your therapist is working on tight or tender areas — but it should never be unbearable. You are always in control of the pressure.

The “no pain, no gain” mindset does not apply here. Too much pressure causes muscles to tense up, making it harder to release tightness and potentially leaving you sore afterwards. Muscles only release when they are relaxed.

Deep and hard are two very different things. Our therapists work at the depth needed — firm, effective, and always within your comfort zone. Effective treatment doesn’t have to mean painful treatment.

Your Session

What to expect
during your visit

Sessions run 60–90 minutes, allowing time for a thorough consultation, full treatment, and aftercare guidance. Every appointment is formulated so you walk out relaxed, rested, and refreshed.

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Comprehensive consultation & assessment

Your therapist takes a brief medical history, assesses your presenting concerns, goals, posture, and range of movement — ensuring the treatment is targeted and appropriate.

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Individualised treatment

Your session is tailored specifically to your needs — whether for pain management, muscle tension, injury recovery, or relaxation. Technique, pressure, and focus areas are adjusted throughout.

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Professional, private environment

Treatment is delivered in a private room, in a calm and professional setting designed to support your comfort, safety, and treatment outcomes throughout.

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Aftercare guidance

Your therapist provides personalised aftercare recommendations — including hydration, stretching, rest, and a suggested treatment frequency to maintain and build on results.

Conditions We Treat

What massage therapy can help with

Remedial massage and Myotherapy can assist in the management of a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions and physical complaints.

Muscle tension and tightness

Neck and shoulder pain

Lower back pain

Sports injuries and muscle strains

Headaches and tension headaches

Postural imbalances from desk work

Reduced mobility and joint stiffness

Stress-related muscle tension

Recovery from physical activity or training

Occupational and repetitive strain injuries

Neurological symptoms and referred pain

Chronic musculoskeletal conditions

Is It Right for You?

Who benefits from
Massage Therapy?

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People with stress, fatigue, or burnout

A healing session that quiets the nervous system, releases held tension, and restores a genuine sense of calm and ease.

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Anyone with muscular pain or stiffness

Whether from desk work, overuse, or chronic tension — remedial massage targets the source and provides lasting relief.

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Athletes and active individuals

Regular massage reduces soreness, prevents injury, improves mobility, and keeps the body performing at its best.

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Those seeking deep relaxation & emotional restoration

Beyond the physical — massage reconnects you with yourself, restoring clarity, emotional balance, and a grounded sense of well-being.

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People recovering from injury

Myotherapy and remedial massage work alongside your allied health team to support safe rehabilitation and faster recovery.

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Anyone wanting to improve circulation & general wellness

Regular massage is one of the most effective tools for maintaining overall body health, flow, and vitality over time.

Why Body D-Tox

Why choose us for
Massage Therapy?

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Trusted Wellness Sanctuary

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Experienced & Qualified Therapists

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Every Session Tailored to You

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Private, Professional Treatment Rooms

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Central Location in Preston

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Have Questions?

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should I receive massage therapy?

The frequency depends on your individual goals, lifestyle, and any existing conditions. For injury recovery or chronic tension, weekly or fortnightly sessions are often recommended initially. For maintenance and general wellbeing, many clients benefit from a treatment every 3–4 weeks. Your therapist will recommend an appropriate plan after your initial consultation.

Remedial massage should not be excessively painful. Techniques targeting tight muscles or trigger points may cause mild discomfort, but the treatment should always remain within your comfort level. Communication with your therapist is actively encouraged throughout. We firmly believe that effective massage does not require pain — muscles only release when they are relaxed, not when they are bracing.

Absolutely — and it's highly recommended. Massage therapy supports muscle recovery, improves circulation, reduces tension, enhances mobility, and helps prevent injuries. Many athletes and active individuals include regular massage as a core part of their recovery and performance routine.

After your treatment, drink plenty of water, give your body time to rest, and avoid intense physical activity for several hours where possible. Your therapist may also provide stretching or recovery exercises to help maintain the benefits of the treatment between sessions.

Remedial massage can assist in the management of a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions, including:

  • Muscle tension, tightness and spasm
  • Neck, shoulder, and lower back pain
  • Sports injuries and muscle strains
  • Headaches and tension headaches
  • Postural imbalances from desk work or repetitive movements
  • Reduced mobility and joint stiffness
  • Stress-related muscle tension and fatigue
  • Recovery from physical activity, training or injury

Treatment can also complement care from physiotherapists, osteopaths, and chiropractors.

Relaxation massage uses flowing, rhythmic strokes at light-to-medium pressure to calm the nervous system and promote overall wellbeing — it's ideal for stress relief, mental restoration, and general relaxation. Remedial massage is a clinical, assessment-based approach targeting specific soft tissue dysfunction, pain, and injury — using deeper, more targeted techniques to treat the root cause of your issue. Your therapist can help you choose the right approach, or combine both in a single session.

Myotherapy is a clinical discipline focused on the assessment, treatment, and rehabilitation of muscular pain and dysfunction. Unlike standard massage, a Myotherapy session begins with a structured assessment — including medical history, postural analysis, range of movement testing, and muscle strength testing — before treatment begins. Myotherapy also incorporates dry needling and prescribed corrective exercise, making it a more comprehensive approach for complex or chronic conditions.

What We Offer

Our Services

Myotherapy & Dry Needling

Clinical muscular treatment — supports lymphatic results by reducing physical tension held in surrounding tissue.

Vibro Sauna Therapy

Dry heat and gentle vibration — ideal as a pre or post-massage treatment to warm tissue and accelerate recovery.

Lymphatic Drainage Therapy

Stimulate your body's natural cleansing system to reduce swelling and restore vitality.

Infrared Sauna Therapy

Deep cellular detoxification, pain relief, and muscle recovery through full-spectrum infrared heat.

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