Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Massage Gun.

Our therapists screen for contraindications like pregnancy, blood clots, recent surgery, acute inflammation, or open wounds. We adjust intensity and avoid sensitive areas. If you have medical concerns, bring documentation or consult your physician before adding the Massage Gun to your session.

Percussion increases blood flow, reduces muscle stiffness, and breaks up adhesions, helping remove metabolic waste and promoting faster tissue repair. Used post-workout or during recovery days, it shortens soreness duration and prepares muscles for the next training session.

When used properly, soreness may occur but significant bruising is uncommon. Therapists select appropriate attachments and intensities. Communicate any discomfort immediately so we can lower intensity or switch techniques to ensure safe, comfortable results without lasting marks.

Typical add-ons run 10–20 minutes depending on needs. Athletes or clients with chronic tension often benefit from 15–20 minutes, while targeted spot work can be effective in 10 minutes. Your therapist will recommend optimal duration during booking.

Yes—it's compatible with most modalities including Swedish, deep tissue, and sports massage. Therapists integrate percussion selectively to complement the primary technique, ensuring pressure and rhythm align with your treatment goals and comfort level for a cohesive experience.

Certain conditions like recent surgery, deep vein thrombosis, uncontrolled hypertension, or active infection can preclude use. Always disclose your medical history at booking. Our therapists will advise, obtain physician clearance if necessary, or suggest safer alternatives to meet your needs.