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Whether you're looking to unwind after a stressful week or address a specific pain point, there's a massage type for every need. Here's what you'll find at the top-rated massage therapists on Booksy — and how to pick the right treatment for your body and goals. Swedish massage The most popular massage type worldwide and the best starting point for first-timers. Long, flowing strokes work across the full body to release tension, improve circulation, and promote deep relaxation. A 60-minute Swedish massage is the ideal choice if you're looking to de-stress, improve sleep, or simply give your body a thorough reset. Deep tissue massage Deep tissue targets the deeper layers of muscle and connective tissue using slow, firm pressure. It's one of the most effective treatments for chronic pain, stiffness, and postural tension — particularly in the neck, shoulders, and lower back. It's more intense than a Swedish massage, and some soreness in the 24 to 48 hours after is normal and a sign the treatment is working. Sports massage Designed for athletes and active individuals, sports massage combines deep tissue work, stretching, and targeted pressure to aid recovery, prevent injury, and improve performance. It's equally useful before an event (to warm up and loosen muscles) as it is after (to reduce inflammation and accelerate recovery). You don't need to be a professional athlete to benefit — anyone who trains regularly will notice the difference. Hot stone massage Smooth, heated basalt stones are placed on key points of the body and used as massage tools to melt muscle tension and improve circulation. The heat penetrates deeper than hands alone, making hot stone one of the most relaxing and therapeutic massage experiences available. A go-to for anyone who runs cold, carries stress in their muscles, or simply wants an indulgent treatment. Thai massage Unlike most Western massage styles, Thai massage is performed fully clothed on a mat. The therapist uses their hands, elbows, knees, and feet to apply pressure along energy lines, combined with assisted stretching and yoga-like movements. The result is increased flexibility, reduced stiffness, and a sense of full-body rebalancing. Ideal for those who feel tight and restricted rather than just tense. Prenatal massage A specially adapted massage for pregnant women, performed by a therapist trained in prenatal techniques. It addresses the common discomforts of pregnancy — back pain, hip tension, swollen legs, and fatigue — using safe positioning and gentle pressure. Prenatal massage is generally safe from the second trimester onward, but always consult your doctor or midwife before booking, especially if you have any pregnancy complications. Couples massage Two people receive massages simultaneously in the same room, each with their own therapist. It's a popular choice for partners, friends, or family members who want to share a relaxing experience. Many spas offer couples massage packages that include additional treatments like champagne, aromatherapy, or access to spa facilities. Massage prices — how much does a massage cost? Massage prices vary by treatment type, session length, and therapist experience. The ranges below reflect average pricing across Booksy listings in the US. Service Average price Duration Swedish massage $60 to $120 60 to 90 min Deep tissue massage $70 to $140 60 to 90 min Sports massage $70 to $140 60 to 90 min Hot stone massage $80 to $150 60 to 90 min Thai massage $65 to $130 60 to 90 min Prenatal massage $70 to $130 60 to 90 min Couples massage $130 to $260 60 to 90 min Lymphatic drainage massage $80 to $160 60 to 90 min 30-minute express massage $35 to $70 30 min Prices reflect average ranges across Booksy listings in the US. Actual pricing depends on your location, session length, and therapist experience level. Always check individual listings on Booksy for exact pricing before booking. Frequently asked questions about massage How do I find a good massage therapist near me? Search Booksy by location and massage type — Swedish, deep tissue, sports, prenatal, or hot stone. Every profile shows verified customer reviews, photos, a full service menu with prices, and live availability. You can compare therapists side by side and book instantly without making a single phone call. How much does a massage cost? A 60-minute Swedish massage typically costs between $60 and $120. Deep tissue and sports massages run slightly higher at $70 to $140. Couples massages and specialty treatments like hot stone or lymphatic drainage tend to cost more. Exact prices are listed on every Booksy profile — no surprises at checkout. How much should I tip my massage therapist? The standard tip for a massage is 15 to 20% of the service total. For an exceptional session — especially a complex treatment like deep tissue or prenatal — 20 to 25% is a great way to show appreciation. You can add a tip directly through the Booksy app after your appointment. Is it normal to be sore after a massage? Yes — some soreness in the 24 to 48 hours after a massage, particularly a deep tissue or sports massage, is completely normal. It's a sign that the therapist worked through muscle tension and trigger points. Drinking plenty of water after your session helps flush out metabolic waste and reduces post-massage soreness. If pain persists beyond 48 hours or feels sharp rather than dull, contact your therapist or a healthcare provider. Can you get a massage while pregnant? Yes — prenatal massage is generally considered safe from the second trimester onward and can provide significant relief from back pain, hip tension, swollen legs, and fatigue. Always consult your doctor or midwife before booking, especially if you have any pregnancy complications such as preeclampsia, placenta previa, or a high-risk pregnancy. Make sure to book with a therapist who is specifically trained in prenatal massage. How do I prepare for a massage? Arrive a few minutes early so you're not rushed. Avoid eating a heavy meal in the hour before your appointment. Let your therapist know about any injuries, areas of pain, health conditions, or preferences before the session begins — a good therapist will adapt accordingly. You'll typically undress to your comfort level and be covered with a sheet throughout the treatment. After your massage, drink plenty of water and allow yourself time to rest if you can. How often should you get a massage? For general wellness and stress management, once a month is a solid baseline. If you're dealing with chronic pain, muscle tension, or recovering from an injury, every 1 to 2 weeks may be more beneficial. Athletes often schedule sports massages weekly during heavy training periods. Your therapist can recommend a frequency that suits your specific needs and goals. Is there a massage therapist open now near me? Use the availability filter on Booksy to find massage therapists with open slots right now. Many therapists offer evening and weekend hours that are easy to miss through a regular search. Filtering by real-time availability shows only therapists who can take you today — no guessing, no phone calls. Are there massage therapists open on Saturday or Sunday? Yes — weekends are among the most popular times for massage bookings, and many therapists on Booksy offer Saturday and Sunday appointments. Saturday slots in particular fill up quickly, so book a few days ahead if you can. Use the weekend availability filter on Booksy to find therapists near you with open slots. 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