Cupping Therapy
Myofascial decompression for tight, tired tissue.
A gentle suction technique used to lift the skin and fascia, improve local circulation, and release muscular tension in areas that don't respond quickly to hands-on release alone.
- Better circulation to sore, guarded muscle
- Reduced tightness in the neck, shoulders, and back
- Complements manual therapy and exercise rehab
What to expect
Cupping is applied over specific muscle groups using medical-grade cups. Sessions are integrated with your rehab plan and paired with movement work so gains carry over to daily activity.
How a session runs
- 01Assessment
We identify tight regions and rule out contraindications.
- 02Application
Cups are placed for 5–15 minutes with static or gliding technique.
- 03Integrate
Follow-up mobility and strength drills to lock in the release.
Frequently asked
Does cupping hurt?
Most people feel a firm pulling sensation, not pain. Marks may appear and fade in a few days.
How many sessions do I need?
It depends on the condition — usually 2–4 sessions alongside your rehab plan.