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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Deep Tissue Massage - 90 Minutes.
Your therapist will assess problem areas, adjust pressure, and use slow, firm strokes focused on deeper muscle layers. Expect some discomfort as adhesions release, followed by increased mobility and a lasting sense of relief. Post-session hydration and gentle stretching are recommended.
Yes, though we encourage newcomers to communicate pressure preferences and medical history. Therapists will tailor techniques and may start gentler, progressively increasing intensity as tolerated. Expect a thorough intake and modifications for injuries, pregnancy, or specific health concerns to ensure safety and comfort.
Arrive hydrated, avoid heavy meals, and wear comfortable clothing. Complete health intake forms and notify your therapist of injuries, medications, or sensitivities. Allow time to relax before and after the appointment, and plan light activity post-massage to help maintain results.
Some discomfort can occur as deep knots and adhesions are released, but therapists monitor client feedback closely. Pain should be tolerable and brief; communicate openly to adjust pressure. Soreness for 24–48 hours afterward is normal and diminishes with rest and hydration.
Yes. Conditions like recent surgery, blood clots, severe osteoporosis, active infections, or uncontrolled hypertension may preclude deep tissue work. Inform us of medical history and medications so your therapist can recommend alternatives or obtain physician clearance if necessary for safe treatment.
Many clients notice immediate relief in tension and increased range of motion, while deeper structural changes may require multiple sessions over weeks. Your therapist will suggest a treatment plan based on your goals, condition severity, and response to initial sessions for best results.