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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Deep Tissue Massage.
Your therapist uses firm, deliberate pressure and slow strokes to reach deeper muscle layers. You may feel discomfort or soreness during treatment; communication about pressure is important. Sessions include focused work and post-care recommendations.
Some clients experience temporary soreness or mild bruising as deeper tissues respond; this typically eases within 24–72 hours. Drinking water, resting, and applying gentle heat help recovery. Communicate pressure preferences during the session.
Typical spacing is one to three weeks depending on intensity, your goals, and tissue response. Athletes may schedule more regularly during training, while others allow extra recovery. Your therapist will recommend a tailored plan.
Ideal candidates include athletes, people with chronic muscle tension, and those with scar tissue or limited mobility. It’s not suitable for certain medical conditions; a pre-treatment consultation ensures safety and proper recommendations.
Arrive hydrated, avoid heavy meals just before your session, and wear comfortable clothing. Share medical history and current concerns with your therapist. Plan light activity afterward and ask about recommended aftercare and stretches.
Deep tissue can help chronic muscle pain, scar tissue, and limited mobility, but it is not a substitute for medical care. Therapists coordinate with healthcare providers as needed and may require medical clearance for certain conditions.