Focused therapeutic bodywork for clients who prefer firmer pressure and more concentrated attention on tight, tired, or overworked areas. Every session is customized to your comfort, pressure preference, and areas of concern.
60 minutes starting at $150
90-minute sessions also available.
Deep tissue massage is not simply about using the strongest possible pressure. It is a focused and personalized approach that allows your therapist to work more deliberately on the areas that need attention while staying within your comfort level.
Deep tissue massage may be a good choice if you:
Deep tissue massage should not feel like something you simply have to endure. Your therapist will communicate with you and adjust the pressure based on your comfort and goals.
Reviews from real Somatic Massage & Spa clients
Professional and certified massage therapist. I am so glad to have found Somatic. Great quality, value and service. I returned and had Debbie ease my body aches.
Darlene Javier
If I could give 10 stars I would. This place hands down absolutely rocks! I was super tense and came out feeling like jelly. You need to come here. Life changing.
Alicia Zamora
Angie was great! It was my first deep tissue massage but it most certainly will not be my last!
Tyrell Washington
Amazing staff and the massage experience was great. They took care of me and helped with my lower back and neck.
Bill Beltran
Deep tissue massage may feel more intense than Swedish massage, but it should not feel unbearable. Pressure should remain within your comfort level, and you should communicate with your therapist whenever an adjustment is needed.
Swedish massage generally uses flowing techniques and light-to-medium pressure to encourage full-body relaxation. Deep tissue massage uses firmer, more concentrated pressure for clients who want focused attention on particular areas.
Yes. Let your therapist know which areas need the most attention. The session can be adjusted around your priorities while allowing enough time for a balanced and comfortable experience.
Yes. You can request more or less pressure at any time. Firm pressure is not beneficial if it causes you to tense up or feel excessively uncomfortable.
Some clients may experience temporary tenderness after receiving more focused bodywork. Experiences vary, so communicate with your therapist and follow any appropriate general aftercare guidance.
Anyone with a recent injury, surgery, serious medical condition, unexplained symptoms, or another health concern should consult an appropriate healthcare provider before receiving massage. Clients should also disclose relevant health information to their therapist before the session.
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Choose a personalized deep tissue massage designed around your pressure preference, comfort, and areas of concern.