Can a massage therapist massage the groin area?

The short answer is: no, licensed massage therapists do not massage the genitals or groin area. Professional massage is strictly therapeutic, focused on muscles, circulation, and stress relief—not sexual stimulation.

✅ What Is Safe

• Inner thighs: Some therapeutic massages may work on the inner thigh muscles to relieve tension or improve circulation.

• Lower abdomen: With consent, a therapist may massage the abdominal muscles to relieve digestive tension or tightness.

• Glutes: Massaging the glute muscles is common for relieving lower back and hip tension.

Important: These areas are massaged muscle-first and never for sexual purposes. Draping techniques are always used to maintain privacy.

⚠️ Red Flags

• Any therapist offering sexual services or suggesting genital/groin massage is not practicing legally.

• Licensed massage therapy focuses on health, wellness, and relaxation, not erotic stimulation.

✅ Bottom Line

Licensed massage therapists do not massage the groin or genital area. Focus is always on muscle health, tension relief, and overall wellness, with privacy and professionalism guaranteed.