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Frequently Asked Questions
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Cupping commonly leaves circular red or purple marks called ecchymoses. They indicate increased local blood flow and usually fade within several days to two weeks. Marks are painless and not bruises of concern; we adjust intensity for sensitive skin.
Most clients feel mild pulling or pressure during therapy rather than sharp pain. Sensation varies by intensity and location; therapists monitor comfort, modify suction, and explain options to ensure a tolerable, therapeutic experience.
Marks typically resolve within three to fourteen days depending on circulation, intensity, and individual healing. Hydration, gentle movement, and heat can speed fading. If marks persist beyond two weeks, contact us for assessment and follow-up recommendations.
Yes. Cupping pairs well with therapeutic massage to enhance tissue release and circulation. Your therapist can integrate cupping before, during, or after massage depending on goals, sensitivity, and treatment area for best results.
Not suitable for people with active skin infections, open wounds, severe varicose veins, certain blood disorders, or fragile skin. Pregnant clients and those on blood thinners should consult a physician; always disclose medical history during booking.
We offer cupping for the back, neck, legs, and arms, using cup sizes and techniques tailored to the specific muscle groups. During consultation we choose focal areas to relieve tension, boost circulation, and support recovery.