Massage Therapist
Rinelyn Meneses
Massage therapist with experience in the UAE and the Philippines and a Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy.
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Relaxation
Massage
Relaxing massage is a gentle full-session option for general muscle tension, mental fatigue and people who prefer comfortable pressure rather than deep-tissue work. The therapist asks about sensitive areas, previous injuries, health conditions and pressure preference before the session. Flowing massage techniques are then adapted to the selected areas and your comfort. The goal is relaxation and temporary relief of everyday tension, not treatment of an undiagnosed medical condition. You can choose a 60- or 90-minute relaxing massage in Dubai. Tell the therapist if pressure is uncomfortable or if you feel pain, dizziness or numbness. New or unexplained pain, fever, infection, recent surgery, a possible blood clot or another significant medical concern must be assessed before massage.
How it works
How it works
The therapist confirms pressure preference and areas to avoid, then uses a full-session massage plan with controlled, comfortable techniques.
Why patients choose this treatment
Comfort-led pressure
Pressure is adjusted to the patient’s preference.
Two session lengths
The service is available for 60 or 90 minutes.
Whole-session approach
The therapist plans the available time around the selected areas.
Treatment plan
Treatment plan
Choose 60 or 90 minutes based on the areas that need attention. Tell the therapist about pain, injury, pregnancy, skin conditions, recent treatment, or medical restrictions before the session.
Your treatment, in expert hands
At our clinic, this treatment is performed by the clinician below. Learn about their qualifications, area of practice, and role in your care.
Meet the full teamWhen treatment can be unsuitable
A clinician will review your health history, medicines, allergies, and treatment goals before treatment.
- Active infection, open skin, or uncontrolled inflammation in the treatment area
- A known allergy to a planned medicine, product, or material
- A health condition or medicine that requires the treating clinician to change or postpone the plan