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I absolutely love the service TMC@K provides! I have had massage therapy from Elaine Miller ever since I was pregnant with my firstborn. I have always felt very comfortable and at ease during the massage session and that I was treated with the utmost respect. The relaxation and tension release a massage provides cannot adequately be put into words.

Thank you to Elaine and the staff at TMC@K! I highly recommend your services!

-Lisa H.

FAQ > Answers to our most frequently asked questions > I'm self-conscious about a certain part of my body and don't want the massage therapist to see me. What can I do?

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People are self-conscious for various reasons. Some of the more common concerns are:

  • I'm overweight.
  • I have excessive hair growth on my body.
  • I've got acne on my face or back.
  • My feet are ugly.
  • I have scars.

Being self-conscious should never keep you from seeking health care, whether it's visiting your doctor or seeing a massage therapist. If you're self-conscious about a certain part of your body, you can ask the massage therapist to avoid that area.

Just remember to provide complete and accurate information on your health history form, so that the massage therapist is aware of any precautions or contraindication

Last updated on April 13, 2009 by Elaine Miller, LMT, CNMT