How much does massage therapy cost at Piedmont Injury Massage in Hoschton?

$115 for 60 minutes, $175 for 90 minutes and $230 for 2 hours. It's one flat rate by time, and every technique your session needs is included.

Can I get massage therapy while I'm also doing physical therapy or seeing a chiropractor?

Yes. Massage works alongside PT and chiropractic care. Physical therapists also send clients here when their insurance-covered visits run out and they still need work.

When can I start massage therapy after surgery?

You can start once you're cleared for normal activity. We work around the surgical site, and lymphatic drainage can help with swelling.

Can massage therapy help with an injury from years ago?

Yes. Massage can help with pain and stiffness from an old injury, even if it happened years ago.

How many massage therapy sessions will I need for pain relief?

Many clients move better after the first session. Problems you've had for years usually take a short series over about a month, then maintenance. You'll get an honest answer after your first visit.

What if massage therapy isn't the right treatment for my pain?

We'll tell you. If your problem needs a doctor or another specialist, we'll refer you out instead of booking you for sessions that won't help.

Massage Therapy in Hoschton, GA

For the stiffness, pain and old injuries that have you saying, "I used to be able to..."

Massage therapist Hart Fandridge working on a client's back at Piedmont Injury Massage in Hoschton, GA

It's probably not just your age

You skip the yard work because you walked the dog. You say no to pickleball because you know how tomorrow will feel.

When everyday activities start dictating the rest of your day, it's worth paying attention. You don't have to accept those limits as your new normal.

Massage services in Hoschton

Most sessions blend several of these, so you don't have to choose. If one sounds like you, start there.

Therapeutic Massage

For everyday pain and stiffness. Your session is aimed at the one thing you most want to get back to.

Deep Tissue Massage

For long-held tension deep in the muscle. Slow, firm pressure, used only as deep as your body can take.

Sports Massage

For athletes and weekend players with a nagging ache, or an event coming up that you can't afford to miss.

Lymphatic Drainage Massage

For swelling after surgery or injury. Gentle work that helps move fluid out so the area can heal.

Myofascial Release

For the "stuck" feeling. Slow, sustained pressure on the tissue around your muscles to free up movement.

Cupping

For tight areas that need lifting, not pressing. Suction gently draws the tissue upward.

What to expect at your first massage

STEP 01

We talk first

Tell us what hurts and what you want to get back to doing.

STEP 02

Your session

Get focused massage tailored to what your body needs today.

STEP 03

Your plan

Leave with home stretches and a clear plan for your next steps.

If spa massage never stuck, here's what's different

We work on what you came in for

If you say your low back is the problem, your session is about your low back, not the same full-body routine everyone gets.

We look past the sore spot

Shoulder pain may need work on your abdominals. Low back pain may need your glutes. We follow the problem to where it started.

Your full time, one-on-one

Your appointment includes an extra 15 minutes, so talking and changing don't come out of your hands-on time. No assistants, no interruptions.

It works without hurting you

Maybe you've had a therapist dig an elbow in until you were bruised, or you felt wiped out for days afterward. That isn't how injury work should feel.

Pressure stays within what your body can handle that day. A muscle guarding a sore joint is never forced to let go, and swollen areas get gentle lymphatic work instead of deep pressure. You should leave moving better and able to go to work or play golf the next day.

"If I have the power to heal you, I also have the power to hurt you."Hart Fandridge, LMT

You don't have to wait until you can barely move

Can't turn your neck far enough to check your blind spot
Can't get down on the floor with your grandkids and back up
Feel a pinch reaching overhead or bending to pick something up
Wake up stiff most mornings
Just finished physical therapy but aren't back to 100%
Were cleared after surgery but still feel tight and guarded

If any of these sound familiar, you can book before they disrupt more of your day.

In their own words

What massage clients say

"Hart worked on my stiff and painful back and hips. She found all the painful spots and worked with expertise. I got to sleep two nights in a row and had more mobility."

Laura

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