Miami Massage Therapy

Miami Massage Therapy is a massage practice based at 900 6th Street, Suite 32, Miami Beach, Florida. Its official site presents in-studio customised full-body sessions together with mobile and beach massage options. The former Spa Awards record used a fictitious-looking 123 Ocean Avenue address and described a generic spa; that address has been removed.

The published service navigation includes Swedish, deep-tissue, sports, trigger-point, prenatal and postnatal, lymphatic and craniosacral approaches, along with Thai, shiatsu, Tui Na, reflexology, Reiki and ashiatsu. It also advertises couples, four-hands, mobile and South Beach massage. A menu category is not proof that every practitioner offers every technique, so choose the exact service in the official booking system and confirm who will provide it.

This is best understood as a massage provider rather than a resort spa. The reviewed sources do not establish a sauna, steam room, hydrotherapy circuit, pool, relaxation lounge, salon or full facial programme. Mobile and beach appointments also have different privacy, weather, travel-fee and setup considerations from a studio session. Ask where the treatment will take place, who supplies the table and linens, how privacy is protected and what happens if weather or building access prevents the session.

The contact page publishes Suite 32 and telephone +1 786 981-6110, while other official pages and the booking site may display +1 786 399-0048. Because these official channels are not fully consistent, use the booking system or website contact process and obtain written confirmation before travelling. Confirm the service name, duration, total cost including travel or gratuity policy, therapist, start time, address, cancellation terms and accepted payment method.

The contact page displays Florida licence number 33985. Visitors should still verify the individual practitioner’s current credentials where that matters to them, especially for specialised or post-surgical requests. Marketing terms such as lymphatic, craniosacral, prenatal or therapeutic massage do not turn a wellness service into medical diagnosis or treatment. People with persistent pain, suspected injury, recent surgery or illness should consult an appropriately regulated health professional.

Before the session, disclose pregnancy, recent procedures, acute injury, reduced sensation, skin conditions, allergies and any area that should not be touched. Agree on pressure, draping, clothing and consent cues. Stop immediately for unexpected pain, numbness, dizziness, breathing difficulty or distress. If oils, lotions or aromas are proposed, request ingredients when asthma, eczema or fragrance sensitivity are relevant.

Accessibility information is not adequately published. Studio visitors should ask about step-free building entry, lift access, doorway widths, an accessible toilet, table transfer space and whether a session can be adapted to a seated position. For a mobile appointment, provide access instructions and discuss the space available around the treatment setup. A beach treatment may not be practical for every mobility, privacy, heat or sensory need.

The official online booking site is the most direct route for current availability, but a displayed appointment does not remove the need to check the location and inclusions. This profile confirms a current Miami Beach massage business while deliberately avoiding unsupported claims about a luxury spa facility. Information was checked on 15 August 2026.

The inherited image showed a different clinical massage setting and was quarantined. Six rights-cleared images of this exact business are still required; no images were copied from its website, booking system, Google, Tripadvisor or social media.