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Today was an exuberating experience. I walked in with pain. I explained to Ms. Kaye where ...more
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about 120- Mins Deep Tissue Massage.
Pressure can range from moderate to deep depending on your comfort and needs. Therapists check in regularly, adjust techniques, and prioritize communication to ensure effective treatment without undue pain. Expect firm, focused work on tight areas with options to modify.
Your therapist will begin with a brief consultation, then use concentrated strokes and sustained pressure to release adhesion. You may feel discomfort as knots loosen; afterward expect increased mobility and a deep sense of relaxation and relief over the following days.
Yes, 120-minute deep tissue sessions are often recommended for chronic or persistent pain because they allow thorough assessment and extended treatment of problem areas. Therapists tailor pressure and techniques to your condition, and sessions may be part of a broader care plan.
Arrive hydrated, avoid heavy meals and intense exercise right before your session, and wear comfortable clothing. Complete the intake form and communicate any injuries, medical conditions, or areas to avoid so your therapist can plan a safe, effective treatment.
Mild soreness, bruising, or temporary fatigue can occur after deep tissue work as muscles adjust. Drink water, rest, and apply heat or ice as recommended. Contact us if pain is severe, prolonged, or accompanied by unusual symptoms.
Absolutely. Before your session we’ll discuss your goals and focus on problem areas such as shoulders, lower back, or hips. Therapists balance targeted work with whole-body treatment for lasting relief and improved posture and function.