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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Cupping (Decompression Therapy).
Yes. Our trained therapists screen for sensitivities and adjust suction accordingly. We perform a consultation and may do a small test area to ensure comfort and safety before applying cupping more broadly.
Add-on durations vary but typically range from 10 to 20 minutes depending on your primary service and targeted areas. Your therapist will recommend timing so it complements the full treatment without feeling rushed.
Cupping can sometimes cause temporary circular marks or mild bruising that usually fade within several days to a week. Intensity and skin type affect appearance; your therapist will tailor pressure to minimize marking.
People with blood-clotting disorders, on anticoagulant medication, pregnant clients without clearance, active skin infections, recent surgery, or severe varicose veins should consult their physician before receiving cupping.
Generally yes—cupping pairs well with massages, scalp treatments, and facials to enhance results. Compatibility depends on the specific service and client condition; your therapist will confirm suitability during booking.
Arrive hydrated and wear loose, comfortable clothing. Avoid heavy meals and alcohol beforehand. Inform your therapist of medical history, medications, and skin issues so they can customize pressure and placement.