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Omgoodness I really felt pampered the time she took too help me be convertible was amazin...more
I never had this type of massage before, Kelly explained in detail how the bodies fascial...more
Kelly is teaching me about Miofacial Release
And it is amazing!! Wonderful at many of the ...more
Finally found Kelly to do my fascia blasting and she is knowledgeable and really good at w...more
Kelly is amazing. The fascia restoration session was miraculous. My body feels years, youn...more
Genuinely enjoyed this massage! I was a little nervous because of the tools, but it was ju...more
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Fascia Release.
Yes. Fascia Release is gentle and suitable for many first-time clients with tight muscles. Your therapist will perform a consultation, customize pressure and stretches, and proceed slowly. Mild discomfort can occur, but overall the technique is safe and effective.
Sessions at Shine BE Happy typically last 45-60 minutes, allowing time for assessment, targeted fascia work, and gentle stretching. Longer or shorter appointments can be arranged based on your concerns and treatment goals to ensure thorough, personalized care.
Most clients experience minimal discomfort; some areas may feel tender during or after treatment. Therapists use controlled, gentle pressure, and you can communicate any pain immediately. Mild soreness typically resolves within 24-72 hours with hydration and light movement.
Many clients benefit from an initial series of three to six sessions, scheduled weekly or biweekly. Frequency depends on severity, goals, and tissue response; your therapist will recommend a personalized plan and adjust timing as you improve.
Yes. Fascia Release can improve mobility and reduce chronic stiffness by freeing fascial restrictions that limit movement. Combined with targeted stretches and home exercises, it supports long-term flexibility and better functional performance.
Some conditions—active infection, deep vein thrombosis, recent fractures, open wounds, or certain cancers—may contraindicate Fascia Release. Inform your therapist about medical history and medications. We'll advise alternatives or require physician clearance when needed.