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During the 180-minute session you'll receive a thorough assessment, long-form hands-on myofascial techniques, and guided positional releases. Expect gentle sustained pressure, periodic discomfort as adhesions release, and time for integration, hydration, and aftercare recommendations.
Wear loose comfortable clothing or be prepared to disrobe to undergarments; avoid heavy meals and hydrate well. Arrive early to discuss medical history, goals, and any sensitivities so the therapist can tailor the full-length session.
You may feel varying levels of pressure or aching as tight fascia releases; therapists work within your comfort and communicate throughout. Mild soreness or relief sensations are normal and usually resolve within a few days with proper hydration and rest.
Frequency depends on condition severity; chronic issues often need an initial series weekly or biweekly, then maintenance monthly. Your therapist will create a personalized plan after assessment, balancing intensity with recovery to achieve lasting fascial change.
Contraindications include acute infections, open wounds, uncontrolled blood pressure, recent fractures, or active deep vein thrombosis. Always disclose medical history, medications, and pregnancy so the therapist can modify or postpone treatment safely.
Rest, hydrate, and apply gentle movement or stretching as advised. Expect possible temporary soreness; use heat or ice per therapist guidance. Schedule follow-up treatments and practice recommended self-care to reinforce tissue remodeling and sustain improved mobility.