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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Deep Tissue Massage.
Deep Tissue Massage uses firmer, targeted pressure to reach deeper muscle layers and connective tissue, while Swedish massage focuses on relaxation with lighter strokes. It's ideal for chronic tension and pain relief but can cause temporary soreness and requires clear therapist communication.
Generally yes, when performed by a licensed therapist after reviewing your medical history. Therapists adapt pressure and techniques for specific conditions. Inform us about medications, recent injuries, or health issues; we may request physician clearance for certain medical conditions to ensure safety.
Mild to moderate soreness for 24–48 hours is common as tight tissues release. Drinking water, gentle stretching, rest, and heat or ice can ease discomfort. Contact us if pain is severe or persists beyond a few days for follow-up care.
Sessions typically range from 60 to 90 minutes, allowing thorough assessment and focused work on problem areas. Shorter 30-minute targeted sessions are available for specific regions. Your therapist will recommend session length based on needs and goals.
Wear whatever makes you comfortable; most clients remain in underwear under professional draping. Tell your therapist about sensitive areas and preferred pressure. Proper draping ensures privacy while allowing access to treated muscles and joints.
Treatment frequency depends on pain severity and chronicity. Many clients begin with a series of 4–6 weekly sessions to reduce chronic tension, then transition to biweekly or monthly maintenance. Your therapist will assess progress and tailor a personalized treatment plan for lasting results.