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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Cupping.
Yes. Cupping commonly leaves reddish-purple marks or bruises, especially where tissue is stagnant. Marks typically fade within several days to a week, though deeper staining can last longer. Hydrate, rest, and avoid heat; contact us with concerns.
Cupping is generally safe when performed by trained therapists, but we screen for contraindications like bleeding disorders, anticoagulant use, active infections, or fragile skin. Discuss medications, pregnancy, and health history so we can modify suction or perform a patch test if needed.
Before cupping, arrive hydrated and avoid heavy meals or alcohol. Wear loose clothing that provides access to treatment areas and skip lotions or oils. Inform your therapist about medications, recent procedures, or skin issues so we can tailor pressure and placement.
Treatment frequency depends on your concern. Acute muscle tension may improve after one to three sessions; chronic pain, scar tissue, or postural issues often require weekly or biweekly sessions for several weeks. Your therapist will recommend a personalized plan.
You may feel pulling, warmth, or mild pressure during cupping; many find it relaxing. Afterward expect tenderness or light soreness where cups were placed, and possible bruising that lasts days to a week. Contact us if you experience severe pain or signs of infection.
Yes. Cupping is commonly combined with Swedish, deep tissue, and trigger point work as an add-on. Depending on goals, cups may be used before or after massage to optimize release and circulation; your therapist will design the best sequence for results.