Massage Therapy in Brno

Manual lymphatic drainage at Neurofyzionet's Brno rehabilitation departments — gentle, rhythmic massage technique that stimulates lymph flow to reduce swelling, heaviness and fluid retention in the limbs. Sessions are offered in 25-minute (500 Kč), 50-minute (850 Kč) and 75–80-minute (1,100 Kč) lengths within a medical rehabilitation setting, performed by trained therapists. The longer sessions allow systematic treatment of whole limb regions, useful for post-operative swelling, heavy legs and lymphoedema-prone patients under medical guidance.

Classic, relaxation, sports and regeneration massages at Neurofyzionet's IBC rehabilitation department in central Brno — 500 Kč for a 25-minute focused massage or 850 Kč for a full 50-minute body massage covering back, neck, chest, abdomen and limbs. Massages are delivered within a medical rehabilitation setting by the department's massage therapist, making them a practical complement to physiotherapy for muscle tension, desk-work stiffness and sports recovery. Reflexive massage with heat pre-treatment is offered at the group's Chrlice and Křížová branches.

30-minute massage session — focused work on a single area or short relaxation session. Used for targeted neck/shoulders, lower back, or calves work between training days.

Manual lymphatic massage at Arte Clinic is performed by certified healthcare professionals using slow, gentle strokes that stimulate lymph flow. It reduces swelling and fluid retention, supports the skin's clarity, and is particularly valuable for accelerating recovery after surgical procedures such as facelifts and liposuction — which is why it sits within a plastic surgery clinic rather than a spa.

Tuina massage is a Traditional Chinese Medicine bodywork system with a 5,000-year history, using approximately 25 distinct therapeutic hand techniques to address muscle tension, joint stiffness, circulatory impairment, and musculoskeletal dysfunction. At this Brno practice, Eva Hajská integrates Tuina with reflexology — the stimulation of reflex zones on the feet, hands, and ears that correspond to internal organs and body regions. Unlike general relaxation massage, both techniques are diagnostic and therapeutic: the practitioner identifies imbalances through tissue texture, reflex point sensitivity, and patient feedback, then applies targeted manual therapy to resolve them. This approach is clinically appropriate for a wide range: acute and chronic musculoskeletal conditions, infants and elderly patients, pregnant women, athletes, and sports injury recovery.

Standard 60-minute massage session — full-body or multi-area focused work. The most popular massage product on the ceník for general recovery, pain relief, or relaxation.

60-minute specialised massage with lymphatic-drainage technique or silicone/glass cupping. Used for fluid retention, myofascial release, post-injury swelling, or post-procedure recovery.

Relaxation massage at Physio Clinic Suchánek uses slow, flowing strokes and gentle rhythmic techniques to calm the nervous system and dissolve surface-level muscle tension accumulated from stress, long working hours, and the demands of modern life. The session is not designed for clinical correction — it is designed to give the nervous system permission to downregulate. Extended 85- and 110-minute options allow a genuinely unhurried, full-body experience that is difficult to replicate in shorter spa formats.

Lymphatic drainage massage at Physio Clinic Suchánek uses slow, gentle hand movements directed toward the lymph node clusters to encourage the movement of lymph fluid through the lymphatic vessels. Unlike conventional massage, it works at minimal pressure — the lymphatic capillaries lie just beneath the skin and require only gentle rhythmic pumping to be stimulated. The treatment reduces swelling, supports immune function, and clears metabolic waste from the tissues, with effects measurable in reduced limb circumference after a course of sessions.

Maderotherapy at Physio Clinic Suchánek uses a set of anatomically shaped wooden tools — rollers, cups, boards, and boards — to deliver an intensive massage combined with lymphatic drainage that targets cellulite, body contouring, and water retention in the hips, waist, and abdomen. The wooden tools allow the therapist to apply precisely calibrated pressure across contoured body surfaces that is difficult to replicate with hands alone, draining the lymphatics while simultaneously working the subcutaneous connective tissue.

Sports massage at Physio Clinic Suchánek applies classic massage techniques alongside modern physiotherapy-informed methods to prepare the body for athletic performance or accelerate recovery after training and competition. The 55-minute session addresses the most common sites of sports-related tension — hamstrings, quadriceps, calves, hip flexors, thoracic spine, and shoulder girdle — using combinations of effleurage, deep petrissage, cross-fibre friction, and stretching to restore muscle extensibility and circulation. Longer 85- and 110-minute formats allow full-body coverage for multi-sport athletes.

Pregnancy massage at Physio Clinic Suchánek is a specialised gentle massage adapted for the unique physical demands of the second and third trimesters. Techniques and positioning are modified to accommodate the growing abdomen and the increased joint laxity, circulatory changes, and postural adaptation that pregnancy produces. The session addresses the most common discomforts of pregnancy — lower back pain, pelvic girdle tension, leg heaviness, and swollen ankles — using adapted Swedish massage techniques that are safe for mother and baby when contraindications are observed.

Brazilian sports massage at Physio Clinic Suchánek is a hybrid treatment that marries classic sports massage techniques with maderotherapy wooden tools — combining the muscle-specific targeting of a sports massage with the myofascial decompression and lymphatic stimulation that the wooden rollers and boards provide. Described by the clinic as 'maderotherapy for athletes,' the session suits active clients who want both post-training muscle recovery and the contouring and lymphatic benefits of wood therapy in a single appointment.

Deep tissue massage at Physio Clinic Suchánek targets the muscle layers and fascial structures beneath the superficial tissues — the regions where chronic tension, painful nodules (trigger points), and movement-restricting adhesions accumulate over years of postural stress, athletic loading, and overuse. The therapist applies sustained, directed pressure using hands, thumbs, elbows, and where indicated, silicone cupping tools to reach depth that conventional massage cannot achieve. The result is often more durable relief from localised chronic pain than lighter modalities provide.

Hot stone massage at Physio Clinic Suchánek uses smooth volcanic basalt stones heated to a precise therapeutic temperature, combined with massage strokes and high-quality oils, to deliver heat and mechanical stimulation simultaneously into the muscle tissue. The heat from the stones relaxes muscle fibres to a depth and speed that hands alone cannot achieve — allowing the therapist to work more deeply without the same pressure required in cold-tissue massage. The result is a uniquely relaxing yet therapeutically effective session that addresses both surface and deeper muscle tension.

Back reflexology at Physio Clinic Suchánek works through the reflex zones mapped across the back surface — each zone corresponding to specific organs, systems, and musculoskeletal regions of the body. The therapist uses gentle, specific touch and pressure rather than the intensive compression of deep tissue massage, influencing the body's function through the neurological connections between the skin surface and the underlying structures. The treatment is appropriate for clients who cannot tolerate deeper massage work or who prefer a gentler, energetically focused approach.

Buccal and face lifting massage at Physio Clinic Suchánek combines internal (intraoral) massage of the buccal fat pad and masseter muscles with external facial lymphatic drainage and lifting strokes to produce a natural, non-invasive facial contouring effect. The buccal (inside-cheek) work releases the deep tension patterns that no external technique can reach — jaw clenching, bruxism holding, and the fascial restrictions that develop after prolonged dental treatment — while the external component lifts and drains the overlying tissues.

Cupping therapy at Physio Clinic Suchánek applies glass or silicone cups to the skin to create negative pressure — the opposite of massage compression. The suction lifts the soft tissues, separates adherent fascial layers, draws blood and lymph into the area, and provides a decompressive release that no compression technique achieves. Static cupping holds cups in place for localised deep release; sliding cupping moves the cups across the skin surface for a broader myofascial decompression effect across the back, hamstrings, or thighs.

Foot reflexology at Physio Clinic Suchánek applies targeted pressure and movement to the reflex zones mapped across the soles, tops, and sides of the feet — each zone connected through neurological pathways to specific organs, spinal segments, and body regions. The technique requires only the feet to be uncovered; the client remains otherwise clothed and reclined comfortably. The session is simultaneously deeply relaxing and specifically targeted, producing both a systemic nervous system calming effect and a more directed influence on the body systems corresponding to the zones given most attention.

90-minute extended massage session — full-body comprehensive work with thorough multi-area coverage. For clients wanting maximum massage time in a single visit.

90-minute extended specialised massage — lymphatic drainage or cupping for comprehensive multi-area coverage. The most thorough specialised massage product on the ceník.

Physio Massage at Suchánek is not standard massage: it is delivered by a qualified physiotherapist who first assesses movement and muscle balance, then applies a targeted combination of massage, mobilisation, fascial release, and traction to address the underlying dysfunction. The result is a session that resolves the patterns contributing to your tension rather than simply working through the surface. Recommendations for corrective exercises and injury prevention follow each treatment.