The Corporate Body - A Downtown Miami Day Spa and out-call center specializing in therapeutic massage.

Do you use oils?
Oils are used in Table Massage Only. We use only non greasy creams and lotions in chair massage due to proximity of the client's clothing. Please let your therapist know if you prefer no lotion.

Do I have to remove my clothing?
Chair massage is done fully clothed. At most, you will be asked to remove any jacket or obstructive jewelry during the massage. Table massage is most effective when all clothing removed. Only the area that is being worked on is visible from underneath the towel or sheet. Some people choose to leave their underwear on.
Please note: There are several conditions which may suggest therapy be applied to regions of the inner thigh, buttocks and chest . (Sciatica pain, hamstring pain, thoracic congestion due to the common cold, recent breast augmentation, lymphatic release) Your therapist will discuss these regions with you and require your permission to commence appropriate treatment.

I'm sensitive to fragrances. Can I exclude the aromatherapy?
Just let the therapist know. We have non scented oils available and the aromatherapy diffuser can be easily removed.

Will I be tired afterwards?
It's easy to mistake a sense of relaxation for fatigue. In our experience, however, after a few minutes needed to "re-adjust" to the surroundings - massage recipients are more alert and focused then ever. Ask your therapist to introduce you to our customized crme containing eucalyptus and mint.

What if I want more or less pressure?
Just ask! Our therapists are trained to adapt to a wide variety of body types and sensitivities to pressure. The therapist will check in with you during the massage, but never hesitate to let them know your preference.

I normally have an hour long massage. How can a ten or fifteen minute massage be effective?
During a typical one-hour table massage only five to ten minutes are spent on each muscular group. With Chair Massage we focus on a specific area for 10-15 minutes. (Such as the back and neck) guaranteeing you the results you would expect.

What can I expect in a 15-minute massage?
During the 15-minute session, the therapist will focus on relieving muscle tension in your neck, shoulders, and back. If you'd like work on your arms and hands please let them know, but keep in mind that this will mean less time on the other areas.

What can I expect in a 20-minute massage?
During the 20-minute session, the therapist will work on your neck, shoulders, back, arms & hands. If you'd like more time spent on one specific area, just let them know.

What can I expect in a 30-minute massage?
A 30-minute session lets the therapist do in-depth work on your neck, shoulders, back, arms & hands. Also any specific areas of concern can be thoroughly addressed.

Can I have the therapist work on just one area?
If you'd like the therapist to focus on one specific area just let them know. At the beginning of the massage they will ask if you have any specific concerns. Keep in mind that the more time spent on this specific area, the less time spent on the other areas.

I've noticed that your massages are scheduled "back to back". How can I be sure that I'm getting my full time?
Our therapists are very conscious about giving you maximum value. In order to make sure you receive your full massage, please be on time and be ready to receive your massage when you enter the room. Also, having your payment ready helps speed the process. There are regularly scheduled breaks throughout the massage day. A portion of this break time is used to absorb any preceding massage schedule irregularities.

Am I expected to tip?
If you are pleased with the results of your treatment feel free to tip appropriately. As a gauge, an average tip is aprox. 15%. (If you are not fully satisfied please contact us right away and we will reschedule a treatment at no charge or refund your payment.)

I'm pregnant. Can I still get a massage?
Massage can be very beneficial for women during pregnancy. However, be sure to let the massage therapist know if you are pregnant, particularily if you are in the first trimester. This way we can avoid risky techniques and assure your safety and comfort.

Are there contraindications for massage?
Yes. Medical contraindications include but are not limited to: uncontrolled hypertension, uncontrolled diabetes, fractures, herniated discs, malignancy, numbness or tingling in any part of the body especially the hands and feet. Please inform your massage therapist of any acute health conditions before the massage.