Twin Peaks Therapy in Coronado provides oncology massage and lymphatic care for breast cancer patients, operating from a second-floor studio at 1309 Ynez Place inside The Deep Blue Sea Sanctuary, 92118. Founder Aimee Frisk built the practice after hospital-based work at Sharp Coronado Hospital, where post-mastectomy patients and oncologists requested specialized massage support during and after treatment. The clinical focus includes manual lymphatic drainage for post-surgical lymphedema management, and rehabilitation providers at One Life Physical Therapy on Coronado Island handle the range-of-motion and strength components that complement Frisk's soft-tissue work. Scar tissue mobilization following lumpectomy and mastectomy procedures and therapeutic massage adapted for clients undergoing chemotherapy or radiation form the core of the treatment protocols. Each session follows a one-on-one model with individualized treatment plans that account for the specific surgical approach, radiation field, and reconstruction method involved in the client's case. Beyond cancer recovery, the practice accepts general therapeutic massage clients for deep tissue, Swedish, and relaxation sessions — booking through the Vagaro platform with a 24-hour cancellation policy. The Ynez Place location sits two blocks east of Orange Avenue, near the Coronado post office, with metered and street parking available. Integrative health providers at Peak Health Group Inc on the island serve as upstream referral sources for patients needing medically informed bodywork. Frisk's training in lymphatic drainage and scar minimization addresses a clinical gap in Coronado spa and massage Coronado providers typically cover, making this one of the few island practices built specifically around the cancer-care continuum.