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Frequently Asked Questions
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During the 30-minute session you'll feel rhythmic pulses and focused pressure across targeted muscles. The therapist customizes intensity for comfort, often using it alongside deep tissue work. Expect warmth, temporarily reduced soreness, and simple aftercare tips to support mobility and recovery.
Percussion Therapy can support healing, scar remodeling, and mobility, but always get medical clearance after surgery or serious injury. It's contraindicated with open wounds, infection, recent fractures, or uncontrolled blood clotting. Your therapist will review your history and advise suitability.
Percussion Therapy uses rapid percussive strokes that penetrate muscle more quickly than traditional strokes, increasing circulation and breaking adhesions. It's more focused and mechanized in rhythm, while massage techniques emphasize sustained pressure, kneading, and range-of-motion work.
Yes. Percussion Therapy - 30 Mins is designed as an add-on and pairs excellently with Deep Tissue or Therapeutic Massage. Your therapist will integrate it into your session or recommend extending time. Discuss targets and pricing when booking to customize your treatment.
Frequency depends on goals: athletes or acute recovery may benefit from two to three weekly sessions, while general maintenance works well once weekly or biweekly. Your therapist will assess needs, adjust timing, and create a progressive plan that supports long-term mobility and relief.
Mild soreness, temporary redness, or brief bruising can occur as tissues adjust; symptoms usually resolve within 24ā72 hours. Drink water, rest, and apply ice for discomfort. Contact us if you experience sharp pain, swelling, numbness, or prolonged symptoms.