Targeted firm pressure
Deep Tissue Massage
A structured session using slower, firmer pressure on deep muscle layers to address specific areas of tension.
Focused muscle work
Firmer work for focused tension
Deep tissue massage uses slower strokes and firmer pressure to reach deeper layers of muscle.
Work focuses on specific areas of muscle tension such as the back, neck, shoulders, and hips. Your therapist checks in on pressure levels throughout the appointment.
This service suits guests who hold persistent tightness or prefer intense pressure. Because of the deeper pressure applied, temporary muscle soreness for a day or two after the session is common.
Your visit
What to expect at your visit
Arrival and health form
First time guests arrive 15 minutes early for intake forms. Returning guests arrive 10 minutes early to prepare for their session.
The consultation
Your provider reviews your target areas (like back or shoulders), health history, and preferred firmness before starting.
The treatment
Undress to your comfort level. You are draped with a sheet while your provider works on specific muscle groups with firm pressure.
Lounge and aftercare
Spend time resting in the lounge with tea or water. Your provider will share post session aftercare recommendations.
Pricing and time
Duration and rates
60 minutes
$125
BookThe 60 minute treatment costs $125 and focuses on primary areas of tightness such as the back and shoulders.
90 minutes
$175
BookThe 90 minute treatment costs $175 and gives your provider time to focus on several specific areas, such as the back, neck, and hips.
Add-ons
Available add-ons
Add heated basalt stones to the back for $20, a 15 minute scalp and neck massage for $25, or an additional 30 minutes of massage for $60.
A card holds your appointment and is only charged if the cancellation policy applies. Gratuity is not included. Give 24 hours notice to change or cancel.
Guest information
Good to know before booking
Attire and draping practice
Undress to your personal comfort level in the treatment room. Full sheet draping keeps you covered except for the area being addressed.
Health details and advice
Inform us of recent surgeries, blood thinners, or injuries. Medical advice is not provided on this site; consult your physician.
Preparing for your session
Arrive early to settle in. Communicate openly with your therapist during the session if pressure needs adjustment up or down.
Post treatment guidelines
Some soreness for a day or two afterwards is common. Drinking water after your appointment is a standard recommendation.
Other options
Treatments that pair well
Hot Stone Massage
Hot Stone Massage uses smooth heated basalt stones to help relax muscles along with massage strokes.
Swedish Massage
Swedish Massage offers a lighter touch with long gliding strokes for general full body relaxation.
Lantern Signature Massage
Lantern Signature Massage includes warm oil, warm towels, and a scalp massage in a 90 minute session.
Will I feel sore after a deep tissue massage?
Some muscle soreness for a day or two after deep tissue work is common due to the firmer pressure used on deep muscle layers. Your therapist checks in on pressure throughout.
Which areas does deep tissue focus on?
It targets specific areas where guests frequently hold tension, such as the back, neck, shoulders, and hips. You specify your focus areas during consultation.
How does deep tissue differ from Swedish massage?
Swedish massage uses lighter pressure with long gliding strokes. Deep tissue uses slower, firmer pressure aimed at deeper muscle layers to address targeted tightness.
Book your deep tissue massage
Schedule online or by phone. Enjoy clear published rates, consultations with licensed therapists, and complimentary parking.
