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Frequently Asked Questions
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Expect focused, therapeutic pressure targeting deep muscle layers, trigger points, and adhesions. Your therapist will communicate pressure levels and adapt techniques. The 75-minute session allows thorough assessment, warm-up, and extended work on chronic tension for lasting relief.
Before your appointment, hydrate well, avoid large meals, and wear comfortable clothing. Arrive a few minutes early to complete intake forms and discuss concerns. Notify the therapist about injuries, medications, or pregnancy to tailor pressure and approach safely.
Yes — Deep Tissue Massage can benefit many chronic pain conditions by breaking down adhesions and improving mobility. Therapists work slowly with controlled pressure. Consult your provider if you have recent surgery, severe osteoporosis, or inflammatory conditions before scheduling.
Mild soreness or tenderness for 24-72 hours after a deep session is common and part of tissue remodeling. Apply heat, hydrate, and rest. If pain is sharp, prolonged, or accompanied by swelling or numbness, contact your therapist or healthcare provider immediately.
Frequency depends on goals: weekly sessions help acute issues and intense recovery, while biweekly or monthly visits support ongoing maintenance. Your therapist will recommend a personalized plan based on your response, lifestyle, and symptom progression to maximize long-term benefits.
Contraindications include contagious skin conditions, open wounds, blood clots, uncontrolled hypertension, fever, or recent fractures. Always disclose medical history and medications. Therapists will modify or decline deep work when safety concerns exist and can suggest alternative therapies.