Massage table apparatus

A massage table for use on a flat surface, comprising a bottom plate, two support structures attached to opposite ends of said plate to support two padded support surfaces with a void between them, with one padded surface adapted to support the hip and pelvic area of a massage subject, with two vertical support members attached to the sides of the support structure supporting this padded surface and extending vertically above said padded surface, with the padded surface at the opposite end adapted to accommodate the shoulder area of said subject and having an indentation in the center of the outer edge of said padded support surface, further comprising a removable headrest with a breathing opening in the middle, removably attached to the outer edge of the structure supporting said shoulder area padded surfaces, said table further comprising an upward-facing mirror positioned above said bottom plate at the end of the table under said support surface supporting the hip and pelvic area of said subject, at least one upward-facing mirror positioned above said bottom plate in said void, at least one light Positioned under said hip support surface, and a plurality of pockets positioned along at least one side of at least one of the structures supporting the two padded surfaces.

A massage table comprising a bottom plate with vertical structures at each end, each having inner and outer vertical surfaces and supporting two elevated horizontal support surfaces spaced a predetermined distance apart, a central void primarily designed to accommodate a woman massage subject's breasts, bounded by the vertical interior surfaces of said structures supporting said two support surfaces and said bottom plate, wherein said central void is open on both sides of said massage table to allow a masseur access to the massage subject's body, a pair of vertical support members mechanically fastened to either side of one of said structures and extending upward from either side of one of the two support surfaces, said vertical support members allowing for two distinct body positions, with the subject's legs on either the interior or exterior of said support members, and a headrest with a breathing opening in the center, said headrest being removably attached to the outer vertical surface of the structure supporting the other support surface.