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Arrive hydrated, lightly nourished, and 5–10 minutes early to complete intake. Wear loose clothing and communicate any medical conditions or pressure preferences. Your therapist will adjust techniques to comfort and target areas safely during the 75-minute deep tissue session.
Expect targeted, firm pressure that may feel intense but should never be unbearable. Mild soreness or tenderness afterward is common and usually resolves within 24–72 hours. Communicate pressure preferences during the session so your therapist can modify techniques for comfort and effectiveness.
Frequency depends on your goals and tissue condition. For chronic tension or rehabilitation, weekly or biweekly sessions are common initially. Maintenance often shifts to every 3–6 weeks. Your therapist will recommend a personalized schedule based on progress and response to treatment.
Yes. Avoid deep tissue on acute injuries, open wounds, fever, severe inflammation, blood clots, or contagious skin conditions. Inform your therapist about pregnancy, recent surgeries, medications, or cancer; we’ll modify or recommend medical clearance when necessary to ensure safety and appropriate care.
Immediately you may feel looser, calmer, and more mobile. Mild soreness, tenderness, or fatigue can appear for 24–72 hours as tissues adjust. Drink water, rest, and apply gentle stretching or heat as advised. Contact us if unusual pain or swelling persists.
Yes. This modality is effective for breaking down adhesions, improving circulation, and reducing muscle imbalances common in athletes and chronic pain sufferers. Combined with stretching, exercise, and medical guidance, deep tissue sessions can accelerate recovery, improve function, and reduce recurring pain patterns.