Take care of your body like a Pro!
Discover personalized massage therapy that enhances longevity and unlock expert strategies to achieve your unique wellness goals.
Our Range of Massage Services
Whether you’re looking to relax, relieve stress, or target muscle tension, we offer a variety of massage therapies designed to meet your unique needs. Each treatment is tailored to restore balance, ease discomfort, and leave you feeling refreshed.
Deep Tissue
A soothing, restorative treatment that promotes relaxation, reduces stress, and supports overall health.
Myofascial Release
Focused therapy to speed up healing, improve mobility, and restore strength after injury.
Neuromuscular Therapy
Targeted techniques designed to ease chronic pain, muscle tightness, and discomfort.
Sport Massage
Ideal for athletes—enhances performance, reduces soreness, and aids in faster recovery.
Our Location
Pro Body Therapy Newport Beach, CA
- 901 Dover Dr Suite 235, Newport Beach, CA 92660
Our studio provides a quiet and welcoming environment where you can relax, recover, and focus on your well-being. Every detail is designed to make your visit stress-free and comfortable.
Easily accessible, we’re here to make regular self-care part of your routine. Whether you’re booking a wellness session or pain relief treatment, our location is convenient and ready to serve you.
Massage Therapist
Andrew Duong
Andrew Duong is a Neuromuscular Massage Therapist known for his intentional, results-driven approach.
Elshia Vasquez
Elshia is a certified Neuromuscular Massage Therapist with a remarkable talent for pain relief and postural improvements.
Joseph Martinez
Joseph Martinez brings a unique blend of experience to his role as a certified massage therapist, having transitioned from years as a personal trainer to focus on hands-on therapy.
Kristine Comito
With over 20years of experience, Kristine is an exceptional massage therapist known for her expertise in addressing specific issues.
Bryce Sanchez
Bryce Sanchez is a certified Massage Therapist that blends therapeutic and relaxing techniques to address clients’ physical and mental well-being.
Whitney Robinson
Whitney is a dedicated massage therapist with a passion for helping clients achieve optimal mobility and relief from pain.
Matt Abrams (additional $50/h)
With over 20 years of experience, Matt Abrams is a seasoned pain relief and athletic performance specialist.
Zack Perez
****** TRAVELING IN AUSTRALIA******* Lead Pain Relief and Athletic Massage Therapist. Strong and well rounded experienced bodyworker that will help you reach your goals of moving better and feeling great!
Yoshi Wood
Yoshi Wood is a seasoned neuromuscular massage therapist and trigger point specialist with a focus on pain relief and enhancing range of motion.
Matt Abrams
Founder
Our mission is your well-being
Expert Care
We inspire you to take better care of yourself, to educate you on how and to connect you with the right massage therapist or health practitioner. We believe in the transformative power of manual therapy to help people move better and feel great.
Become Empowered
Our approach goes beyond providing a session; we are committed to empowering our clients. Guiding our clients on a journey to improved movement, enhanced well-being and a profound connection with their bodies.
Results Driven
We provide personalized care since every individual is unique. We custom tailor every session based off of your goals whether its pain relief, better posture, stress relief, general maintenance or battling a tightness issue.
Our Services
Explore our range of massage therapies tailored to your needs.
F.A.Q.
Yes, massage therapy can be highly effective in managing chronic pain.
By applying targeted pressure and techniques, massage helps to:
• Reduce pain intensity: Massage can alleviate pain by releasing muscle tension and reducing inflammation.
• Improve mobility: By loosening tight muscles and connective tissue, massage can increase your range of motion and flexibility.
• Enhance overall well-being: Massage promotes relaxation, reduces stress, and improves sleep quality, all of which contribute to better pain management.
While massage therapy is not a cure for chronic pain, it can provide significant relief and improve your quality of life.
Massage therapy plays a crucial role in the injury recovery process by:
• Reducing inflammation: Massage helps to break down scar tissue and improve blood flow, which can reduce swelling and inflammation.
• Accelerating healing: Increased blood circulation delivers essential nutrients and oxygen to injured tissues, promoting faster healing.
• Improving range of motion: By releasing tight muscles and connective tissue, massage helps to restore flexibility and prevent stiffness.
• Managing pain: Massage can alleviate pain associated with injuries, making the recovery process more comfortable.
Whether you’ve suffered a sports injury or a car accident, massage therapy can be a valuable component of your rehabilitation plan.
While both deep tissue and sports massages involve working on deeper muscle layers, there are some key differences:
• Deep tissue massage: Focuses on releasing chronic muscle tension and knots. It is often used to address specific pain points and improve overall relaxation.
• Sports massage: Targets muscles used in athletic activities, aiming to improve performance, prevent injuries, and aid in recovery. It often incorporates stretching and techniques to enhance flexibility.
The best type of massage for you will depend on your specific needs and goals. Our therapists can help you determine which massage is right for you.
The frequency of massage sessions depends on several factors, including:
• Severity of your condition: If you’re experiencing chronic pain or recovering from an injury, more frequent massages may be beneficial.
• Your fitness level: Athletes may benefit from regular sports massages to optimize performance and prevent injuries.
• Your personal goals: Whether you’re seeking pain relief, injury recovery, or relaxation, the frequency of your massages will vary.
We recommend starting with regular sessions and gradually reducing the frequency as your condition improves.
Massage therapy is generally safe for most people. However, it’s important to inform your therapist about any medical conditions, injuries, or medications you are taking.
There are certain conditions where massage may not be recommended, such as deep vein thrombosis, osteoporosis, or certain types of cancer. Our therapists will carefully assess your individual needs and provide appropriate recommendations.