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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Cupping.
Youâll feel gentle suction as cups are applied to skin; sessions may include stationary or sliding cups. Mild pulling and warmth are normal. Treatments last 15 to 30 minutes depending on add-on duration. Therapists adjust intensity for comfort and desired results.
Cupping commonly causes temporary circular marks from suction; these are not wounds but mild petechiae and usually fade within a few days to two weeks. Color and duration vary by individual circulation, but marks are harmless and often indicate toxin mobilization.
Frequency depends on condition severity and goals. Acute pain may improve after one session; chronic issues often benefit from three to six sessions spaced weekly. Your therapist will create a personalized plan combining cupping with massage or other add-ons for optimal, lasting outcomes.
Cupping is generally safe, but we screen for skin issues, blood disorders, or recent surgeries. Sensitive skin may require lighter suction or alternative techniques. Always disclose medications and medical history so therapists can modify treatment or recommend contraindicated options.
Yes. Cupping is offered as an add-on and integrates seamlessly with massage to enhance muscle release and circulation. Your therapist will determine timing and areas to cup so the combined approach targets your specific tension and accelerates recovery.
People with active skin infections, open wounds, blood clotting disorders, severe varicose veins, pregnancy without clearance, or those on blood-thinning medications should avoid cupping. Our intake screening identifies contraindications and therapists offer safe alternative treatments when needed.