Deep Tissue Massage

Enjoy a deep tissue massage session at Flow Life, designed for men seeking deeper pressure and greater focus on areas of tightness and tension in the body. Deep tissue massage relies on slower movements and firmer pressure than relaxation massage, with the ability to adjust the pressure level to your comfort.

If you spend long hours working or behind the wheel, or play sports and need a session focused on specific areas of the body, deep tissue may be a suitable option for you.

What is deep tissue massage?

Deep tissue massage is a type of massage that focuses on the deeper layers of the muscles using more concentrated pressure and slower movements compared to relaxation massage.

The suitable pressure strength varies from person to person, so you can tell the therapist the pressure level you prefer during the session.

The difference between deep tissue massage and relaxation massage

Relaxation massage focuses more on general comfort with calm movements and lighter pressure, while deep tissue massage relies on more concentrated pressure and slower movements on the areas where you feel tightness and tension.

If you prefer a calm session for general relaxation, relaxation massage may be more suitable for you. If you are looking for deeper pressure and greater focus on specific areas, the deep tissue session may suit you.

Who is deep tissue massage suitable for?

The session may suit men who:

• Spend long hours working or behind the wheel
• Play sports or do physical activities
• Feel tightness or tension in the neck, shoulders, or back
• Prefer a massage with deeper pressure than relaxation massage
• Want a session focused on specific areas instead of a light general massage

How does the deep tissue session go?

The therapist starts by identifying the areas you want to focus on, then works on them gradually with pressure and movements suitable for the session. You can tell the therapist at any time if you prefer to reduce or increase the pressure strength.

The session lasts 60 minutes.

Frequently asked questions

Is deep tissue massage painful?

The pressure may be firmer than relaxation massage, but the pressure strength can be adjusted to your comfort. Tell the therapist if the pressure is uncomfortable for you.

How long does a deep tissue massage session take?

The session lasts about 60 minutes.

What is the difference between deep tissue and relaxation massage?

Relaxation massage usually relies on calmer movements and lighter pressure, while deep tissue massage uses more concentrated pressure and slower movements on specific areas.

Can I set the pressure strength during the session?

Yes, you can tell the therapist the pressure level you prefer, and it can be adjusted according to your comfort.