Medical masseurs treat healthy, sick or injured people of all ages. They choose the treatment technique according to the individual problems and needs of these people. They mainly use passive applications and therapies such as connective tissue, reflexology and classical massage, manual lymphatic drainage as well as thermal, hydro and electro therapies.

Compared to a professional masseur, a medical masseur has a more profound and in-depth knowledge of basic medical principles, as well as related treatment methods.

It improves blood circulation and metabolism in muscle, connective tissue and fascia. Thus, tensions and adhesions are released and the muscular balance is restored. The removal of metabolic waste products in joints and tendon attachment sites is also improved and the production of joint fluid is stimulated.

Medical massage helps with problems of the postural and musculoskeletal system, such as adhesions, scars, muscle tension, and shortening of connective tissue and muscles.

Massage usually relieves muscular symptoms in the short term. The aim of physiotherapy is also to investigate the cause of the complaints and to achieve long-term improvement with individual therapy plans.

In patients with rheumatoid arthritis, a positive effect can be demonstrated in terms of pain, quality of life and tissue condition.