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Frequently Asked Questions
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You’ll begin with a brief intake to identify concerns. The therapist combines deep myofascial release, targeted cupping, and focused soft-tissue work for up to 75 minutes. Expect suction, pressure, possible soreness, improved range of motion, and customized aftercare guidance.
Cupping may leave circular marks or mild bruising that typically fades within days to two weeks. Some soreness is normal; severe pain is not. We adjust intensity, use approved techniques, and screen for blood-thinning medications or skin conditions beforehand.
Hydrate well, wear loose clothing, and avoid heavy meals or alcohol before your appointment. Bring any relevant medical notes and arrive early for intake forms. Avoid applying oils or lotions that could interfere with cupping cups.
Frequency depends on condition severity. For chronic issues, an initial series of three to six weekly sessions is common, then gradual spacing to biweekly or monthly maintenance. Acute injuries may need fewer visits; your therapist will create a personalized plan based on response.
Advise us of all medical conditions, medications, and pregnancy. Cupping isn’t appropriate for certain issues like active skin infections, severe clotting disorders, or open wounds. We modify techniques or obtain physician clearance when necessary to ensure safe, effective treatment.
Yes, but allow time for cool-down and rehydration. If you exercised intensely within hours, you may experience increased soreness; we’ll adjust intensity accordingly. For acute injuries or sharp pain, wait until initial inflammation subsides or seek medical advice first.