If you’ve never had a professional massage before, you may be wondering: “Do I have to get naked?” or “Should I take off my underwear during a massage?”

This is one of the most common questions new clients ask — and the answer is simple: it’s completely up to you.

At Profusion Infusion Integrative Wellness, your comfort, privacy, and safety always come first.


🌿 Do You Have to Be Naked for a Massage?

  • No. You undress to your comfort level.
  • Some clients prefer to remove all clothing for a full-body experience.
  • Others keep underwear or lightweight clothing on — and that’s perfectly okay.

You will always be professionally draped with a sheet or blanket, so only the area being worked on is exposed.


🩲 What About Underwear?

  • Many clients choose to leave underwear on.
  • If specific techniques (like gluteal massage or lymphatic drainage) require access to areas covered by underwear, your therapist will discuss it with you beforehand.
  • At no point will you ever be required to remove undergarments.

🪷 Why Draping Matters

Professional massage therapists follow strict draping protocols to ensure you feel safe and respected:

  • Only the area being massaged is uncovered.
  • Your body remains covered at all times.
  • You are always in control — you can ask to stop or adjust draping at any point.

💎 Your Comfort = The Priority

Here’s the bottom line:

  • You’re in charge of what you wear (or don’t wear).
  • You’ll always be covered and respected.
  • The massage will be just as effective whether you keep your underwear on or remove it.

✅ Key Takeaway

You never have to be naked during a massage unless you feel comfortable. A professional therapist will respect your boundaries, ensure you’re fully draped, and adjust the session to your comfort level.

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