Cupping Massage

Cupping massage is a modern variation of traditional cupping therapy that combines suction with movement. Instead of leaving the cups stationary, they are gently moved across the skin to provide a unique massage effect.

How Cupping Massage Works:

Silicone or plastic cups are placed on the skin, and a vacuum is created using a pump or manual squeeze. Once suction is established, the therapist glides the cups across the body using oils to reduce friction.
This technique pulls the skin and underlying tissues upward, increasing circulation and loosening tight muscles.

Benefits of Cupping Massage:

Deep muscle relaxation and pain relief

Improved blood flow and lymphatic drainage

Reduction of inflammation and swelling

Detoxification by stimulating stagnant fluids and toxins

Relief from chronic fatigue, stress, and anxiety

Common Uses:

Tension headaches and migraines

Chronic back and shoulder pain

Sports injuries and muscle soreness

Cellulite reduction and skin rejuvenation

Stress relief and relaxation

Precautions:

Mild redness or bruising may appear after treatment, which is typically harmless and fades within days.

Not suitable for individuals with bleeding disorders, skin infections, or certain medical conditions unless cleared by a healthcare provider.

Should only be performed by a trained and experienced therapist.

While modern in application, cupping massage draws on centuries-old healing principles from traditional Chinese, Middle Eastern, and Eastern European medicine systems. It is often integrated into wellness routines to enhance body balance and healing.