Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Deep Tissue Massage – 90 Mins.

Pressure is firm to deep and focused; therapists adjust intensity to your tolerance. You may feel strong pressure or discomfort during release of knots, but we communicate continuously to ensure safe, effective treatment tailored to your comfort and goals.

Mild soreness or achiness for 24–72 hours is common after deep work; hydrate, rest, and use gentle stretching or warm baths. If soreness is severe or prolonged, contact us so your therapist can modify future sessions and recommend aftercare.

Yes. Focused compression and mobilization techniques help soften adhesions and improve flexibility. Repeated sessions over weeks are usually necessary for significant remodeling; your therapist will create a plan and combine modalities to optimize recovery.

Frequency depends on severity and goals; many clients begin with weekly or biweekly sessions for several weeks, then transition to monthly maintenance. Your therapist will assess progress and recommend a personalized schedule balancing relief and recovery.

Yes. Acute inflammation, fever, blood clots, recent surgery, certain heart conditions, or active cancer may preclude deep tissue work. Always disclose medical history and medications during booking so therapists can determine suitability or adapt techniques.

Absolutely. Ninety minutes allows comprehensive full-body work or concentrated focus on multiple trouble areas. Tell your therapist which zones need attention; they’ll design a targeted session balancing deep releases with recovery and client comfort.