Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Chinese Cupping - 60 Minutes.

Your therapist will review your history, assess areas of tension, and apply cups to targeted zones. You may feel gentle pulling or warmth. Sessions can include static or gliding cups; marks are possible and usually fade within days.

Yes when performed by a trained therapist. We review health history and contraindications such as pregnancy, bleeding disorders, or skin infections. Expect mild, temporary marks; serious complications are rare with proper screening.

Cupping commonly leaves circular marks or minor bruising that indicate increased circulation. They are typically painless and fade in three to ten days. Color intensity varies and is not a cause for alarm.

Hydrate well, avoid large meals and alcohol beforehand, and wear loose clothing. Share medications and medical history with your therapist. Arrive with clean, dry skin to ensure effective cup placement.

Frequency depends on your issue: acute pain may need one to three sessions, while chronic conditions often benefit from weekly sessions for four to eight weeks. We tailor a plan based on your response and goals.

Yes. Cupping pairs well with massage to deepen muscle release and improve circulation. Therapists typically sequence treatments for best effect and adjust pressure and techniques to your tolerance and therapeutic needs.