Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Custom & Cupping Therapy - 80 Min.

Your therapist will consult about goals, then combine customized manual techniques and cupping. You may feel suction, warmth, and pressure; therapists adjust intensity. Afterward expect reduced stiffness, improved circulation, and soothing relaxation. Bring any concerns before therapy begins.

Cupping can feel like tight suction or mild pressure; it should not be severely painful. Therapists monitor comfort and modify suction or placement. Minor bruising or redness is normal and fades within days; communicate any discomfort immediately for adjustments.

Arrive hydrated, avoid heavy meals and intense exercise right before, and wear comfortable clothing. Bring medical history or medication details and inform therapists about skin conditions, allergies, or recent injuries to ensure safe, tailored treatment.

Common temporary effects include mild bruising, redness, light soreness, or circular marks where cups were applied. These usually resolve within several days. Stay hydrated, rest, and avoid strenuous activity immediately after. Contact us if unexpected pain or prolonged reactions occur.

Pregnant people (first trimester caution), those with bleeding disorders, on blood thinners, skin infections, open wounds, severe varicose veins, or recent surgeries should avoid cupping. Always consult your physician and inform therapists about medical conditions before booking.

Frequency depends on goals: weekly sessions can ease chronic tension, while monthly visits help maintenance. Your therapist will recommend a plan based on response, recovery, and lifestyle. Start with one session and adjust frequency according to results and comfort.