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Get answers to common questions about Deep Tissue - 90 Min.
Yes. Our therapists tailor pressure to your comfort and experience. Communicate any sensitivity, injuries, or medical concerns before we begin. If you’re nervous, ask for gradual pressure increases or consider starting with a shorter session; many first-timers still enjoy a full 90-minute treatment.
Expect firm, targeted pressure that works deeper tissues; sensation may be intense but controlled. Some soreness or tenderness can appear for 24–72 hours as muscles release. Aftercare includes hydration, gentle stretching, and rest; notify your therapist if pain feels sharp or severe.
Arrive hydrated and on time; avoid heavy meals immediately before your session. Wear comfortable clothing and remove jewelry. Complete your consultation form and communicate injuries, surgeries, medications, or pregnancy. Clear communication ensures the therapist targets tension safely and effectively during the 90-minute session.
Certain conditions may make deep tissue inappropriate: uncontrolled high blood pressure, blood clotting disorders, recent fractures or surgery, open wounds, infections, or acute inflammation. Pregnancy requires modified techniques. Always disclose medical history and consult your physician if you have serious or chronic health issues.
Therapists commonly focus on shoulders, neck, upper and lower back, hips, glutes, and legs where chronic tension accumulates. The 90-minute format allows a full-body assessment and deeper work on problem areas, customized according to your posture, activity, and pain patterns.
Frequency depends on your condition and goals. For chronic issues, sessions every 2–4 weeks are common; acute problems may benefit from weekly visits until improved. Athletic recovery sometimes requires more frequent appointments. Your therapist will recommend a schedule based on progress and lifestyle.
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