Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Couples cupping - 60 Min.

During the session you'll feel gentle suction and therapist-guided strokes focused on tight areas. It may feel unusual at first but usually relaxing. Marks or mild bruising can appear; therapists will explain sensations, pressure levels, and offer adjustments for comfort throughout.

Yes for most people, but a health consultation is required. Inform us of medications, blood disorders, recent surgeries, pregnancy, or skin issues. Cupping is contraindicated in certain conditions; therapists will modify or recommend alternative treatments to ensure safety.

Hydrate well and avoid heavy meals or alcohol before your appointment. Wear comfortable clothing and arrive a few minutes early for intake forms. Share any medical history or areas of concern so therapists can tailor suction strength and treatment focus.

Cupping commonly leaves circular bruises that vary in color and intensity depending on circulation. Marks typically fade over several days to two weeks. Use gentle care, hydrate, and avoid hot baths immediately after; contact your therapist if marks worsen or persist beyond expected time.

Absolutely — therapists adjust cup size, suction level, and technique to your comfort and goals. Communicate preferences before and during the session; we can combine cupping with deeper massage strokes or a lighter approach for relaxation.

The session time refers to 60 minutes of hands-on treatment. Please arrive 10–15 minutes early for check-in. Allow time afterward to dress and rest; plan for about 75–90 minutes total including intake and post-session recommendations.