Deep Tissue massage is a deeper and targeted technique that focuses on the deeper layers of muscle and connective tissue. It is aimed at those who face severe, chronic muscle knots discomfort or limited mobility due to tension and overwork.
In our place in Piraeus, the Deep Tissue massage adapts to level of stress your body can withstand, with emphasis on the substantive restoration. It is ideal for people with a demanding everyday life, sports activity or chronic muscle stress that need deeper intervention and real decongestion.
Deep Tissue massage helps break down tight muscles adhesions and knots that cause pain and restriction movement. Deeper pressure allows the noun release of tension.
It is particularly effective for chronic back pain, neck and waist, as well as for those looking for more dynamic massage in Piraeus or Athens with an emphasis on rehabilitation.
Deep muscle knot decongestion
Relief from chronic back and neck pain
Improving muscle mobility and flexibility
Targeted recovery after intense activity
Before the start there is a discussion about the regions who present with chronic pain or restricted movement.
Slow, steady movements are applied with increased pressure to release the deeper muscles adhesions and restore circulation.
The session ends with more controlled movements so that the body can adjust smoothly and stay feeling of substantial relief.
Avoid vigorous exercise immediately before the session
Report any chronic pain or injuries
Moisturize well before and after the massage
Mild tenderness the next day is normal
30 minute Deep Tissue session with intense and targeted pressure in the neck, shoulders and upper back. Ideal choice for intense muscle knots and immediate decongestion from chronic griping.
Complete 50 minute Deep Tissue session with deep, controlled pressure on the deeper layers of the muscles. Ideal for chronic back and waist pain, severe muscle tension and limited mobility.
Specialized 50-minute Deep Tissue session, is carried out by Paris Diplarou. With advanced deep release techniques, the work focuses on chronic adhesions and substantial muscle recovery.