What the upgrade adds
This member-only upgrade extends a standard deep tissue appointment so the session lasts exactly 90 MINUTES, allowing therapists to move beyond a single-area focus. The extra time is used to provide comprehensive, full-body therapeutic coverage at depth — giving licensed hands time to address multiple muscle groups in a single visit without rushing through areas.
Because the session length increases, therapists can pace pressure and transitions more deliberately. That structure lets them balance warm-up work with deeper, sustained pressure where tolerated, and leave time for integration so the body can settle between focused passes rather than having work layered too quickly.
What you should expect
A typical 90 MINUTES upgrade begins with a brief check-in so the therapist can confirm target areas and any recent changes in activity or discomfort. The therapist will use additional time to warm tissues, apply deeper pressure selectively, and frequently check your tolerance. Clear communication about pressure and comfort is central to how the extended session is managed.
After deeper work, the extra minutes are commonly used for slower finishing sequences and guidance on post-session care. Because Body Beautiful serves an active Phoenix clientele — from Biltmore shoppers to Camelback hikers — therapists often include practical suggestions for managing soreness after deeper sessions and planning follow-up care.
Choosing this upgrade
Consider the Member 90 Min Deep Tissue Upgrade if you regularly experience stubborn muscle tension, want more complete coverage than a shorter session allows, or need more time to address several problem areas in one appointment. It’s also well suited to active local lifestyles — commuters, outdoor enthusiasts, and anyone who prefers fewer, more thorough treatments.
This upgrade is available only to members and extends your existing deep tissue service; pricing details are handled within member benefits. Before booking, disclose relevant health conditions or recent injuries so staff can confirm whether a deeper, longer session is appropriate or if consultation with a healthcare provider is recommended.
