Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Chinese Cupping - 30 Minutes.

You’ll lie comfortably while cups are applied and suction adjusted. Expect mild pulling, warmth, and brief tenderness; cups remain up to fifteen minutes. Marks or circular bruising are normal and fade within several days to two weeks.

Yes. Circular discoloration is common and varies by tissue response and suction level. Marks typically lighten within several days to two weeks. Keep the area clean, avoid direct sun, and stay hydrated to support faster fading and healing.

Yes when performed by a trained therapist after consultation. We'll review medical history and contraindications like bleeding disorders, active infections, recent surgeries, or early pregnancy. Adjustments are made for sensitive skin or medications to ensure a safe, comfortable cupping experience.

Frequency depends on goals and condition severity. For acute issues, weekly or biweekly sessions may speed recovery. Once improved, monthly maintenance often suffices. Your therapist will recommend a personalized plan during intake based on response and overall treatment goals.

Yes. Cupping pairs well with therapeutic massage to deepen tissue release and enhance circulation. Sequencing is tailored—some clients receive cupping after massage for targeted release. Your therapist will coordinate techniques to maximize benefit and comfort.

Rest and hydrate well after your session. Avoid vigorous exercise and hot saunas for 24 hours. Keep cupped areas clean and moisturized; warm showers are fine. Contact us if you experience increasing pain, prolonged swelling, or signs of infection.