World-Renowned
Chronic Pain 'Fascia Release' Specialist
Milo blends the warmth of a fiery Pinoy, the intuition of a shaman, and the skill of a seasoned nurse and licensed massage therapist.
Trained in healing traditions from around the world, his work goes beyond relaxation, addressing the root causes of pain and restoring balance to body, mind, and spirit.
Massage Therapist License: MT.0022333
Registered Nurse License: RN.1637939
Milo Bodywork Treatment Services
Intensive, feel-good bodywork that gets results.
I find the root cause of your pain and work it out, breaking down fascia, melting stiffness, and restoring mobility.
Your session may include TOK-SEN wooden mallet massage, cupping, hot stones, Gua-Sha, bamboo massage, sauna, and more — plus deep tissue acupressure, assisted stretching, passive yoga, and energy work.
From head to toe, inside and out, this is beyond relaxation — it’s total body renewal with an Asian twist.
90 – 180 minutes recommended for the best results.
Milo Bodywork Treatment Pricing
60 min $175
75 min $215
90 min $260
120 min $350
180 min $525
Andrea Shares Her Story
Milo Bodywork & Thai Massage is Happy Pain
Massage or Bodywork?
Massage relaxes you. Milo Bodywork Therapeutic Healing transforms you.
While massage eases tension, bodywork targets the root causes of pain, restores balance, and improves function. It’s customized, powerful, and sometimes intense — but the results are lasting: less pain, better movement, and a deeper sense of relaxation than massage alone can provide.
5 Star Google Reviews
NATLALIYA L.
This is not your typical massage - you’ll be working together to unlock and release years of pain, trauma, injuries stuck in the body and to return to a healthy and vibrant body and mind.
MARIA B.
A true healer. Milo moves my body like he is sculpting clay. If you are seeking healing for your body, mind, and spirit, look no further.
Most pain isn’t in your muscles, it’s in your fascia.
Fascia is the web-like connective tissue that holds everything in your body together. When it gets “sticky” instead of “slippery,” you feel stiffness, tension, and pain.
Western massage focuses on muscles. Asian bodywork — like my therapeutic techniques — works on the fascia and energy pathways, restoring glide, flexibility, and balance.
It’s deep, it’s intense, and it works.
With consistent sessions, pain fades, movement returns, and your body feels like it’s yours again.
Feeling stiff, tight, or in pain? It might be your energy channels.
Known as Sen in Thai Massage, Meridians in Chinese Medicine, and Nadis in Yoga, these energy pathways keep your body moving freely.
When they’re blocked or your muscles get tight from too much or too little use, pain and stiffness follow — and that can lead to bigger problems.
Thai bodywork is designed to unblock these channels, ease tension, and get you moving pain-free again.
No-show, reschedule or cancel
You should reschedule or cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the appointment. If you do not provide sufficient notice you will be charged the full amount for the treatment scheduled.
Treatment
During the initial assessment we will discuss the best treatment and talk about my recommendation. Please note treatments are for health and therapeutic purposes only. My practice is strictly non-sexual.
Length
A 60 minute massage is of course wonderful for providing quick relief, however it is recommended to schedule 90 minute sessions or more to allow appropriate interaction so together we are able to address your specific chronic conditions.
Dress
Wear loose clothing and we can adjust as needed during your treatment.
Eating before
Do not eat prior to a session. If you do plan to enjoy a meal before your session please do so at least 2 hours before.
Pain
Thai massage uses slow and deep compression with gentle rocking, and assisted stretching on the body’s sen ‘energy’ lines. For some, deep compression can result in discomfort. As we age we lose flexibility and our joints become stiff and any pressure on the muscle can be painful. This is due in part to a sedentary lifestyle. I use yoga influenced stretching and compressions to guide muscles and encourage them to lengthen. This approach ultimately leads to increases in flexibility and decreases of stiffness and discomfort.
Day of appointment
My studio is located at 800 West 8th Avenue unit 106. The main entrance is located on Inca St. south of 8th Avenue. There are a few 'unlimited' parking spots immediately in front of the main entrance and 2 hour street parking along the rest of Inca. There are two paid parking lots on Santa Fe between 7th and 8th. When you arrive press 'Milo Bodywork' on the key pad and I will buzz you in.
Aftercare
Drinking warm water is best after your session. Avoid drinking caffeine or alcohol, and strenuous activities. Stretch to realign your muscle fibers. Plan to eat healthy food and get adequate rest.
Deep
I WORK DEEPLY. Therefore please be advised that it is common to feel sore after a massage. It is also common to experience bruising especially if you bruise easily. I encourage you to communicate with me and let me know if I am working too deeply for you. This open and honest communication is crucial for your enjoyment and satisfaction with the experience.
Rest
Please allow time after your bodywork to rest. Your system deserves time to fully circulate and appreciate the intense work it just experienced.
Frequency
Of course this depends entirely on your individual condition, goals, and budget. More acute cases benefit from one to three treatments in close succession. Chronic cases benefit from more regular treatments. In order to maintain health and for the prevention of illness I recommend bi-monthly sessions.
Payment
Cash is preferred. I accept top P2P payment types such as Venmo, PayPal, and Zelle. I also accept all credit and debit cards.
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