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Juliéanna was wonderful! I went in with some pain in my shoulder, among other spots, and s...more
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I love the services here. I've been coming the past few years and while I've primarily wor...more
JULIEANNA, was amazing, so nice, patient and she's great with her hands, Everything was wo...more
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Jared was amazing. He worked on my targeted areas of my shoulders.
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Cupping Therapy.
Most clients feel a gentle pulling or warmth as the cups lift the skin; occasional mild pressure or brief discomfort may occur. Sessions are adjustable to your comfort, and any marks typically fade within a few days to two weeks.
Temporary bruising, redness, or mild soreness are common and indicate increased circulation; these marks usually resolve in several days. Rarely, skin irritation or lightheadedness occurs. Your therapist uses gentle settings and will modify treatment to minimize unwanted effects.
It varies by condition: acute issues often improve in one to three sessions, while chronic tightness or overuse injuries may require a series spaced weekly or biweekly. Your therapist will assess progress and recommend a personalized plan to achieve lasting results.
Yes — cupping pairs well with Swedish, deep tissue, and neuromuscular techniques. It can be used as an enhancement during a massage to target stubborn areas or as a stand-alone treatment, tailored to your needs and comfort level.
For most clients cupping is safe when performed by a trained therapist who screens for contraindications. It helps many chronic conditions, but not appropriate for open wounds, certain skin disorders, blood-clotting issues, or pregnancy without clearance. Discuss your medical history first.
Cupping commonly produces circular marks or light bruising where cups were placed; intensity depends on suction and tissue response. Marks are not painful and usually fade within days to two weeks. Your therapist can adjust pressure to reduce visible markings.