A massage therapist leaning in with firm forearm pressure on a client's back.

Deep tissue massage in Highlands Ranch

Firm pressure on tight backs and shoulders, aimed where you point.

Tell your therapist where

Say where you feel tight and how firm you like it. That can mean extra time on your upper back, or on muscles you've worked hard in sports.

Pressure stays within your comfort level. Ask for lighter work or a pause anytime. Prefer lighter? Try Swedish massage, or compare the two in our deep tissue and Swedish guide.

Quick answers

Is sports massage a separate booking?

No. Sports and deep tissue are one service on our menu. Mention your activity and the areas you want worked when you book.

Should deep tissue hurt?

No. Ask your therapist to ease off or stop if it does.

What if most massages feel too soft to me?

Deep tissue is our firmer option. Say so before you start, then ask for more pressure as you go.

How is it different from trigger point massage?

Trigger point massage works one spot with focused pressure and release. Deep tissue covers a wider area, like your back and shoulders, with firm strokes.

Book deep tissue massage

See prices and open times in the calendar, or call 720-688-3967.

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