What this treatment is like
Deep tissue massage is for people who prefer firmer, more targeted work. The session can concentrate on the areas that feel most heavily used rather than treating every part of the body the same way.
Firmer does not automatically mean better. The pressure can be adjusted throughout, and you should say if anything feels sharper or stronger than you want.
Good to know: massage is a wellbeing service, not a substitute for medical assessment. If you have a condition, recent surgery, an injury or are unsure whether massage is suitable, seek appropriate medical advice first.
Frequently asked questions
Does deep tissue have to be painful?
No. It is generally firmer and slower, but the pressure should still be appropriate for you.
Can I ask for one area to be the focus?
Yes. Tell Darani what feels most tight or overworked before the treatment starts.
How long should I book?
30 minutes can work for a focused area; 60 - 90 minutes gives more time for broader full-body work.
