Massage Therapists in Los Angeles, CA
Looking for massage therapists near you in Los Angeles? This page lists 10 independent massage therapists in Los Angeles, California, from Bluff Technique Healing Center, LA Bodywork, Lymphatic by Siane and more. Each listing links to the business website and shows the address, phone number and opening hours when they are published. Featured businesses appear first.
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10 massage therapists in Los Angeles
Lymphatic by Siane
Hours: Mon-Thu 08:00-22:00; Fri 08:00-21:00; Sat 08:00-19:00; Sun 09:00-19:00
How to choose a massage studio in Los Angeles
- Verify the therapist's state license or certification where required. Requirements differ, so check with your state board and ask about their training and specialties.
- Match the technique to your goal. Deep tissue, sports, prenatal, and relaxation massage differ, so describe your concerns and ask what style the therapist recommends.
- Tell the therapist about injuries, medical conditions, pregnancy, or medications beforehand. Speak up during the session if pressure is too much or too little.
- Choose a professional, clearly run business with transparent pricing and clear boundaries. Leave if anything feels inappropriate, and do not hesitate to report concerns.
Frequently asked questions
How many massage therapists are listed in Los Angeles?
Essential Biz Directory currently lists 10 independent massage therapists in Los Angeles, California. New businesses are added regularly, and owners can add their own listing for a one-time fee of $9.99.
How do I choose between massage therapists in Los Angeles?
Start with location and opening hours, then visit each business website to compare services, credentials and pricing. Contact two or three options with the same questions so you can compare their answers side by side.
How do I find a good massage therapist near me?
Search your city for licensed therapists whose specialty matches your needs, such as relaxation, sports recovery, or pain relief. Confirm credentials, ask about their approach, and book a first session. Choose someone who listens and adjusts pressure. A short phone call can also show how the studio answers questions about training, techniques, and what to expect.
How much does a massage cost?
Prices vary with session length, technique, therapist experience, and location. Longer sessions and specialty treatments usually cost more. Check the studio's price list and ask about packages, memberships, and whether tipping is customary. Deep tissue, hot stone, and prenatal sessions may be priced differently, and tipping practices vary, so ask the front desk about pricing, gratuity, and cancellation rules when you book your appointment.