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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Cupping Massage - 90 Mins.
During a Cupping Massage - 90 Mins session you’ll feel progressive suction and rhythmic massage focused on tight areas. Sensations range from gentle pull to deep release; therapists adjust intensity. Sessions include assessment, cupping, massage and post-care guidance for optimal recovery.
Generally safe for older adults when tailored to health status. Therapists modify suction, placement, and pressure; medical history, medications, and skin fragility are reviewed. Always consult your physician for complex conditions or anticoagulant use before booking.
Cupping Massage - 90 Mins may leave circular marks or light bruising where suction was applied. These are normal and typically fade within several days to two weeks. Aftercare includes hydration, gentle movement, and avoiding hot tubs immediately post-session.
Frequency depends on goals and tissue response. For chronic adhesions we recommend an initial series weekly or biweekly, then spacing treatments to monthly maintenance. Your therapist will tailor a plan based on progress, pain levels, and recovery between sessions.
Yes, Cupping Massage - 90 Mins can reduce chronic pain by releasing adhesions, improving circulation, and decreasing muscular tension. It works best combined with physical therapy, stretching, and medical guidance for complex or diagnosis-based pain management.
Arrive well-hydrated, wear loose clothing, and avoid heavy meals or alcohol beforehand. Inform us of medical history, medications, skin issues, or blood-thinning drugs. Plan light activity after the session and expect temporary marks or soreness.