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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Cupping Therapy - 90 Mins.
During the session you'll receive assessment, cups applied to targeted areas, occasional movement or sliding cups, and monitoring. You may feel suction, warmth, and muscle release. Sessions include guidance for aftercare; typical treatment lasts ninety minutes focused on pain relief and mobility.
Cupping often leaves circular discoloration where suction was applied; this is not true bruising for most people and typically fades within several days to two weeks. If you have a bleeding disorder or take blood thinners, inform your therapist beforehand.
Arrive hydrated, avoid heavy meals immediately before, and wear loose clothing for easier access. Tell your therapist about medications, recent surgeries, skin conditions, or pregnancy. Plan light activity after your session and allow time for rest if you experience mild soreness.
Yes—when performed by a trained therapist, cupping is generally safe for first-timers. You may experience temporary redness or soreness. People with certain conditions—bleeding disorders, open wounds, recent fractures, or on anticoagulants—should avoid cupping or consult with a physician first.
Frequency depends on your condition and goals. Acute pain may improve after one to two sessions; chronic issues often benefit from a series of three to six sessions spaced weekly or biweekly. Your therapist will recommend a personalized plan during assessment.
Absolutely. Cupping pairs well with stretching and massage to release tight fascia and improve range of motion. Our ninety-minute sessions often include integrated soft-tissue work and targeted stretching to maximize pain relief and functional gains.