Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Deep Tissue - 90 Min.

Your therapist will assess problem areas, use firm pressure and slow strokes, and focus deeply on adhesions. Expect some discomfort but not sharp pain; frequent feedback ensures comfort. Aftercare advice and hydration are provided to support recovery and reduce soreness.

Yes—first-timers can benefit if you communicate medical history and comfort levels. Therapists tailor pressure and techniques for newcomers, and we recommend starting with expectations discussion. If intense work isn't right, we will modify approach or suggest a shorter introductory session.

Some soreness or stiffness for 24 to 72 hours is common as tissues release adhesions. Gentle movement, hydration, rest, and light stretching reduce discomfort. Contact us if you experience severe pain, numbness, or worsening symptoms instead of gradual improvement.

Hydrate well, avoid heavy meals or alcohol before your session, and arrive early to complete intake forms. Wear comfortable clothing and be prepared to discuss medical history, current pain, and goals so your therapist can personalize pressure and techniques.

Yes—targeted deep work helps break down scar tissue, reduce spasms, and improve circulation to support healing and mobility. It complements medical rehabilitation but isn't a substitute; consult your physician for acute injuries and share treatment plans so we can coordinate safe, effective sessions.

Frequency depends on pain intensity and goals; acute issues may need weekly sessions while chronic concerns often benefit from every 2–4 weeks. Your therapist will recommend a plan after assessment, adjusting timing as symptoms improve to maintain gains and promote lasting recovery.