Draw out tension. Draw in recovery.
An ancient technique using gentle suction to promote circulation, relieve muscle tension, and support natural detoxification — reducing inflammation, easing pain, and improving mobility. The soothing warmth and deep tissue stimulation leave you refreshed and rejuvenated.
Eight reasons clients book cupping
Three ways we cup
Cups rest in place over tight or congested areas for several minutes, drawing fresh circulation deep into the tissue — the classic technique behind the famous circles.
With oil on the skin, cups glide along the muscle like a deep, reverse-pressure massage — ideal for broad tension across the back and shoulders, usually with lighter marking.
Cups are applied and released in quick succession to invigorate circulation without sustained suction — a gentler stimulus for sensitive areas and first-timers.
From race day to every day
Cupping helps athletes recover faster and keeps older individuals active and pain-free. By increasing circulation, reducing inflammation, and easing muscle tension, it speeds healing and improves mobility — athletes use it to enhance performance and prevent injuries, while others find relief from joint stiffness and chronic pain. Whether you're training hard or simply staying active, cupping supports long-term wellness and vitality.
What to expect
Drink water, eat lightly, and skip heavy lotions on treatment day. Your practitioner reviews your history and where you hold tension before the first cup goes on.
A warm, pulling sensation as each cup sets, then deep stillness — suction is adjusted to your comfort throughout, and most clients are half-asleep by the halfway mark.
Expect looseness and warmth where the cups worked. Keep water coming, keep the area covered from cold and sun, and let the marks tell their story for a few days.
Build a recovery day around it
Cupping slots naturally into a bigger reset: acupuncture in the same visit for whole-body balance, a massage to work what the cups loosened, or the sauna and cold plunge to finish the job.
Questions, answered honestly
Usually yes — the circular marks are not bruises but a sign of circulation drawn to the surface. They're painless and typically fade within 3–10 days.
No — most clients describe a tight, pulling warmth that quickly becomes deeply relaxing. Suction levels are always adjusted to your comfort.
One session brings noticeable relief for many; chronic tension and athletic recovery benefit from a regular series. Your practitioner will suggest a cadence.
It pairs beautifully with acupuncture, massage, and the sauna — many clients book it alongside those services in one visit.
No — the circles look dramatic but are painless, more like a gentle bruise without the tenderness. They typically fade within 3–10 days depending on your circulation.
Restore balance to your body
60-minute sessions · $128
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