Questions about massage appointments
Practical answers about booking, draping, pressure, and first visits.
Does sending the form book my appointment?
No. The form saves an inquiry on this website. It does not send an email or place a call. An appointment exists only after you accept a specific service, length, price, place, and time offered by phone at +1 (813) 252-4901 or by email at [email protected].
How long is a session?
Tell the studio the length you have in mind, whether a shorter visit or a full hour. The offer you accept names the length that can be scheduled.
What should I wear, and how does draping work?
Undress to your comfort and lie under a sheet or towel. Only the area being massaged is uncovered. You may ask for more coverage at any time. The practitioner should explain this before the session starts.
How do I say the pressure is wrong?
Say so in plain language. A useful session depends on that feedback. You can also name areas to skip before the work begins, including the face, scalp, feet, abdomen, or anywhere that feels sensitive.
What if I need to change or cancel?
Call +1 (813) 252-4901 or write to [email protected] as soon as you can. Any notice the studio asks for is written in the appointment offer. This website does not charge a cancellation fee of its own.
Which payment methods are accepted?
How and when to pay is written in the appointment offer.
What happens on a first visit?
You will be asked what you want from the session, which areas to include or avoid, and how pressure should feel. You will not be asked to submit a medical history through this website. Arrive a few minutes early once a time has been confirmed.
Do you offer prenatal, sports, or other massage styles?
The services you can request here are Swedish, deep tissue, couples, relaxation, and hot stone massage. Prenatal, lymphatic, Thai, and sports massage are not offered on this site. If you are pregnant or under medical care, say so when you call +1 (813) 252-4901 or write to [email protected].
Session guides
Soreness and bruising after firmer work are covered on the deep tissue page. Heat limits are covered on the hot stone page.