Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Cupping Massage – 90 Min.

Your therapist combines hands-on massage with suction cups, focusing on tight areas. You may feel pulling, warmth, and temporary redness. Sessions include assessment, targeted work, and aftercare advice. Expect deep release with gradual improvement over several treatments.

Cupping can feel intense but should not be excruciating. Most clients experience pressure, pulling, and mild soreness afterward. Therapists adjust suction and pressure for comfort. Communicate sensitivity so we can modify treatment for a safe, therapeutic experience.

Marks typically fade within three to seven days, sometimes longer for deeper stagnation. They are not bruises in the classic sense but indicate increased circulation. Hydration, rest, and gentle movement help clear discoloration faster.

People with blood clotting disorders, active skin infections, recent surgery, severe varicose veins, or pregnancy should consult a physician first. Inform your therapist about medications, medical conditions, or implants to ensure safety and appropriate modifications.

Frequency depends on goals and severity. For chronic tightness, weekly to biweekly sessions for four to six weeks are common, then monthly maintenance. Your therapist will create a personalized plan based on response, lifestyle, and progress.

Yes. Drink plenty of water, avoid strenuous exercise for 24 hours, and keep treated areas warm and moisturized. Apply gentle stretches and follow therapist recommendations. Contact us if marks worsen, excessive pain occurs, or signs of infection appear.