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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Cupping .
Yes. Our therapists conduct a full consultation and skin assessment before treatment, adjusting suction and cup type for sensitive skin. We can perform a brief patch test and use gentler techniques to minimize marks while still delivering therapeutic benefits.
Circular marks are common and result from increased circulation; they are not bruises of injury and typically fade within several days to two weeks. Hydration, gentle movement, and applying cool compresses or arnica can help reduce visibility and speed recovery.
Most cupping add-ons range from 10 to 30 minutes depending on targeted areas and therapeutic goals. When paired with a full massage or facial, your therapist will coordinate timing to complement the primary service without exceeding appointment limits.
Yes. Cupping can reduce tension, improve circulation, and decrease inflammation associated with chronic back pain and trigger points. Results vary; best outcomes often come from a series of sessions combined with massage, stretching, posture work, and guidance from your therapist.
Certain conditions require caution or exclusion: bleeding disorders, use of blood thinners, active infection, open wounds, recent surgery, or severe skin issues. Pregnant clients and those with chronic illnesses should consult their physician before cupping. Always disclose medical history during intake for safe treatment planning.
Arrive hydrated and avoid heavy meals, alcohol, or anti-inflammatory medications right before your appointment if possible. Wear loose, comfortable clothing and communicate any areas of concern. Your therapist will review your health history and explain what to expect before beginning cupping.