By the Ima Wellness team · Updated 27 September 2026 · 3 min read
Keep a quiet room with about two metres of floor space. Your therapist sets up a clean mat with sealed sheets in about four minutes, asks about pressure and health concerns, and keeps you draped throughout. Afterwards, drink water, rest, and take a warm shower when ready. Mild soreness for a day after deep tissue is normal.
Before she arrives
- Choose a quiet room; settle pets and children.
- Clear about two metres of floor space.
- Have a bathroom and a towel nearby.
- Tell us about health conditions, pregnancy, injuries or allergies when booking.
During the session
- Your therapist opens sealed disposable sheets in front of you.
- For oil massages you'll be draped; only the area being worked on is uncovered.
- Say if pressure is too much or too little, at any time.
- It's fine to stay quiet, or to chat.
Aftercare
- Drink water and have a light meal.
- Rest for a while; avoid rushing straight into heavy work.
- Take a warm shower when ready to remove oil.
- Mild soreness for a day after Deep Tissue is normal; sharp pain is not, so tell us.
Paying
One UPI scan after the session, including the travel charge for your area.
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Women therapists, a published menu, and payment on UPI after the session.
Book on WhatsAppQuestions women ask
What should I do after a massage?
Drink water, rest, and take a warm shower when ready to remove the oil.
Is it normal to feel sore after a massage?
Mild soreness for a day after Deep Tissue can happen. Sharp or lasting pain is not normal.


