Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Deep Tissue Massage - 30 Mins.

Yes. We welcome first-time clients — therapists adjust pressure to your comfort and medical history. Discuss pain points during consultation; we'll tailor techniques to chronic conditions and monitor tolerance. Mild soreness afterward is normal; hydration and rest help recovery.

Pressure varies from firm to deep based on your preference. Therapists communicate throughout, adjusting intensity to target adhesions without causing excessive pain. Expect focused slow strokes and occasional discomfort; always tell your therapist if pressure is too much.

Avoid heavy meals and strenuous exercise for at least one hour before your appointment. Light hydration and a small snack are fine. Being well-rested helps therapists assess tissues accurately and ensures you tolerate focused deep pressure more comfortably.

Yes. This session targets deep layers and scar tissue to promote blood flow and mobility. While 30 minutes supports focused relief, a treatment plan with follow-up sessions and home care often yields the best results for athletic recovery.

Drink plenty of water, apply ice to any tender spots if needed, and avoid intense exercise for 24 hours. Gentle stretching and heat after 24 hours can aid recovery. Contact us if pain persists or worsens beyond a couple days.

Contraindications include uncontrolled hypertension, recent fractures, blood clots, open wounds, active infections, or certain skin conditions. Inform your therapist of medications and medical history. We'll assess suitability and may adjust or recommend alternative treatments for safety.