Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Deep Tissue - 60 Min.

Some discomfort is normal when therapists work deeply on tight tissue, but it should never be unbearable. We use clear communication and adjusted pressure to balance effectiveness and comfort. Expect soreness that can last 24-72 hours; drink water and follow aftercare guidance.

Arrive hydrated and wear comfortable clothing. Avoid heavy meals immediately before your session. Bring notes about pain areas or past injuries. Your therapist will review medical history and treatment preferences, then tailor techniques for your 60-minute session.

For acute issues, weekly sessions for several weeks often provide meaningful progress; for maintenance, every three to six weeks is common. Frequency depends on severity, goals, and response. Your therapist will recommend a personalized plan and adjust timing as needed.

Certain conditions—uncontrolled high blood pressure, recent surgery, blood clots, infectious skin conditions, or acute inflammation—may preclude deep tissue work. Always disclose medical history and medications. We may offer gentler alternatives or require physician clearance for safety.

You'll complete a brief intake, highlight problem areas, and receive focused therapeutic work using firm pressure, slow strokes, and targeted release techniques. Communication is encouraged; pressure will be adjusted as needed. Aftercare guidance, stretches, and hydration tips are provided.

Yes. Deep tissue massage can break down scar tissue, reduce muscle adhesions, and improve circulation to support healing. When combined with rehabilitation exercises and proper rest, it aids recovery from sports injuries and helps manage chronic pain under professional guidance.