Donna S.
7/23/2025
I had a 60 minute deep tissue massage with Leslie. I had been having some tight back issues, that my chiropractor was having an hard time doing adjustments, and a recent slight tear in my...
Massage Strong
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114 Langley Dr
Nicholasville, KY 40356
Massage Strong is a massage therapy office located in Lexington and Nicholasville, KY. Unlike traditional relaxation spas, their focus is on pain relief, injury therapy, mobility, and other therapeutic benefits of massage. With a team of highly skilled and knowledgeable massage therapists, they specialize in deep tissue massage therapy and offer a range of specialized massage services to cater to individual needs.
Massage Strong is known for their deep tissue massages, aimed at targeting deeper tissue structures to release chronic muscle tension and knots. Their therapists are dedicated to promoting pain relief, healing, and functional progress, rather than simply providing a relaxing experience. With a strong emphasis on pain management, their services can help alleviate back pain, neck pain, shoulder pain, and other muscle-related discomforts.
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Alli C.
3/28/2025
I am a loyal Massage Strong customer, but recently had a massage that didn't quite meet the deep tissue experience. While the massage was still better than other local providers, the masseuse used...
Ryan S.
11/25/2024
So, Massage Strong is dead to me. I love the massage therapists and they do great work, but the business practices are terrible. This is a place setup for more therapeutic active/sports...
Susan W.
6/9/2024
I have piriformis syndrome, and while a massage with Ty at the Lexington location, in addition to PT, got it under control in March, I overworked the muscle and it flared up again. Only much,...
Elizabeth K.
3/20/2024
I'm 35 weeks pregnant and was in desperate need of a prenatal massage. This location was recommended and I managed to get in thanks to a cancellation. I booked the 90 minute session and am so...
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