Deep tissue massage in Houston, TX

A deep tissue massage in Houston uses firmer pressure on tight spots in the back, neck and shoulders. At Cypress Creek Massage & Day Spa, it is $110 for 60 minutes or $150 for 90 minutes. Your therapist adjusts pressure as you go.

Good to know before deep tissue

  • It uses slower, firmer strokes than Swedish
  • You may feel some soreness for a day
  • Tell your therapist about injuries or medications
  • Pressure should feel intense, not painful
  • Drink water before and after
  • It is a good fit for desk workers and drivers
  • Skip it if you have a recent injury or blood clot, and ask your doctor

How a deep tissue session goes

  1. 1ConsultYou say where it hurts or feels tight and how firm you like it.
  2. 2Warm-upLighter strokes warm up the muscles.
  3. 3Slow, deep workYour therapist works on tight areas with forearm, knuckles or thumbs.
  4. 4Pressure checksYou are asked often if the pressure is right.
  5. 5Stretch and finishGentle stretching and a short wind-down.

Deep tissue massage prices in Houston

60-minute deep tissue$90–$150 (typical)

Typically costs a little more than Swedish.

90-minute deep tissue$130–$210 (typical)

More time for full-body work.

Focused 30-minute session$55–$85 (typical)

Back and shoulders only.

Our deep tissue$110 for 60, $150 for 90

Included in memberships at member rates.

Typical Houston ranges for planning. Your written price comes after we see the job.

What changes the price

  • Session length.
  • Therapist experience and specialty.
  • Focus area vs. full body.
  • Add-ons like cupping or hot towels.
  • Membership discount.
  • Time of day.

See the full cost guide →

Good to know in Houston

Long commutes on Highway 249 and Beltway 8 lead to tight hips and shoulders, so deep tissue is common among Cypress Creek drivers and remote workers. Stretch and hydrate after your session, and avoid a hard workout on the same day.

Therapists must hold a TDLR license, and a signed consultation document is required before your first massage.

Questions about deep tissue

How much is a deep tissue massage in Houston?

Usually about $90 to $150 for 60 minutes. Ours is $110.

Will I be sore afterward?

You might be for a day. Warm water and light stretching help.

What is the difference between deep tissue and Swedish?

Deep tissue is firmer and focuses on tight spots. Swedish is lighter and more relaxing.

Can I ask for lighter pressure?

Yes, at any time. Speak up and your therapist will change it.

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