Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Deep Tissue Add-on.

Yes. We assess your medical history, pain levels, and preferences before applying deep pressure. Therapists adapt techniques and intensity for beginners, offering communication and gradual depth increases to ensure safety, comfort, and effective results.

Expect firmer pressure and occasional discomfort as therapists work tight bands and knots. Brief sensitivity or soreness can occur, but communication controls intensity. Many clients report significant relief and reduced tightness following treatment.

We recommend waiting 24-48 hours before intense workouts to allow muscles to recover and inflammation to subside. Light movement, gentle stretching, and hydration can be beneficial immediately; follow therapist guidance based on your response and treatment intensity.

Yes. Avoid deep tissue if you have recent fractures, active infections, blood clots, severe osteoporosis, or certain cardiac conditions. Inform your therapist of medications and medical history so we can adjust or recommend alternative treatments for safety.

Mild to moderate soreness is common within 24-72 hours as muscles adapt. Applying ice, gentle stretching, hydration, and rest can ease discomfort. If severe pain, bruising, or prolonged symptoms occur, contact your therapist or healthcare provider promptly.

Yes. It pairs well with Swedish, sports, or therapeutic massages, and complements modalities like cupping or heat therapy. Communicate goals when booking so therapists can sequence services for maximum effectiveness and appropriate intensity adjustments.