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What is Cupping Therapy?
What is Cupping Therapy?
Ancient Wellness. Modern Recovery.
Ancient Wellness. Modern Recovery.
Cupping therapy uses gentle suction to lift and decompress soft tissue, helping improve circulation, reduce muscle tension, encourage lymphatic flow, and support the body’s natural recovery process.
Whether you’re dealing with everyday stress, long hours at a desk, athletic recovery, or chronic muscle tightness, cupping can help restore balance and promote relaxation.
Benefits
Benefits
Benefits of Cupping
Benefits of Cupping
🫧 Improves Circulation
💪 Relieves Muscle Tension
🌿 Encourages Lymphatic Drainage
😌 Supports Stress Relief
🏃 Aids Athletic Recovery
✨ Promotes Relaxation & Wellness
Who Is It For?
Who Is It For?
Ideal For:
Ideal For:
✓ Neck & Shoulder Tension
✓ Upper & Lower Back Tightness
✓ Athletes & Active Lifestyles
✓ Desk Workers
✓ Stress-Related Muscle Tension
✓ Recovery & Relaxation
Treatment Options
Treatment Options
Essential
Essential
30 Minutes | $75
Targeted tension relief for one primary focus area.
Balance
Balance
45 Minutes | $95
Extended treatment with additional focus areas.
Restore
Restore
60 Minutes | $125
Comprehensive full-session recovery treatment.
FAQ
FAQ
Will cupping leave marks?
Will cupping leave marks?
Temporary cupping marks may occur and typically fade within several days.
What do the marks mean?
What do the marks mean?
Cupping may leave temporary circular marks that can range from light pink to darker purple depending on circulation, tissue congestion, and individual response. While they may resemble bruises, they are a normal response to cupping and typically fade within several days to two weeks.
Does cupping hurt?
Does cupping hurt?
Cupping can feel intense, particularly in areas of chronic tightness and during moving cupping techniques. Many clients describe it as a “good hurt” similar to deep tissue work. The sensation typically decreases as the tissues begin to release.
How often should I receive cupping?
How often should I receive cupping?
Frequency varies by individual goals and needs. We’ll discuss the best treatment plan during your appointment.
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