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Deep Tissue Full Body Massage-Feet Excl

Reaches chronic tension at its source, releasing knots and restoring pain-free movement.

1 h - 1 h 30 min
From 110 New Zealand dollars
YN Beauty Studio

Your Guide to Deep Tissue Massage If you carry chronic tension, suffer from persistent muscle pain, or feel like your usual massage isn't reaching deep enough, Deep Tissue Massage may be exactly what you need. It targets the deeper layers of muscle and connective tissue to release tension at its source. What Is Deep Tissue Massage? Deep tissue massage is a focused therapeutic technique that works on the deeper layers of muscle and fascia (the connective tissue surrounding muscles). Unlike gentle relaxation massages, it uses firm pressure and slow strokes to reach chronic tension held deep within the body. How Does It Work? Target the Source: The therapist locates areas of chronic tension, knots, or adhesions (bands of painful, rigid tissue). Slow, Firm Pressure: Using fingers, thumbs, knuckles, or elbows, they apply deep pressure along muscle fibers to release tension. Break Down Adhesions: The goal is to break apart scar tissue and adhesions that restrict movement and cause pain. Restore Function: Released muscles can move freely, blood flow improves, and pain diminishes. What Are the Benefits? Relieves chronic muscle tension Reduces chronic pain patterns Breaks down scar tissue Improves range of motion Accelerates injury recovery Lowers blood pressure The Treatment Experience During: You will feel firm, focused pressure. Some techniques may cause temporary discomfort—often described as "good pain." Communicate with your therapist; pressure can be adjusted. After: You may feel sore for 24-48 hours, similar to a good workout. Drink plenty of water to flush toxins. How Is It Different? Unlike other massages (gentle and relaxing), deep tissue work is therapeutic and corrective. It addresses specific problem areas rather than providing generalized relaxation. Is It Right for You? Ideal for those with chronic pain, muscle injuries, or restricted movement. Not recommended for acute injuries or inflammation. Always consult your therapist first. Ready to release tension? Let's talk!


Contact Details

  • 20A Walker Road, Point Chevalier, Auckland, New Zealand

    0211675711

    admin@ynbeautystudio.com


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