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75 min Myofascial cupping is a gentle yet highly effective manual therapy technique designed to release tension, improve circulation, and restore mobility in the muscles and fascia. Using specialized silicone or glass cups, negative pressure is applied to lift the tissues rather than compress them—creating space, encouraging fluid movement, and reducing restrictions that contribute to pain and dysfunction.
During the treatment, your therapist will glide or place cups on specific areas of tension, allowing the fascia to decompress and the muscles to soften. This helps:
Relieve chronic muscle tightness
Improve range of motion
Reduce inflammation and fascial adhesions
Enhance lymphatic flow and detoxification
Promote deep relaxation and overall wellbeing
Cupping can be integrated into a therapeutic massage or offered as a focused stand-alone session, depending on your needs. Mild temporary markings may occur, indicating increased circulation and fascial release.
This treatment is ideal for clients experiencing stiffness, reduced mobility, chronic pain, athletic tension, or those seeking a deeper yet non-invasive approach to healing.
Contraindications
Myofascial cupping is not recommended in the following situations:
Absolute Contraindications
Acute infections, fever, or active inflammatory conditions
Open wounds, ulcers, burns, or active skin infections
Over varicose veins
Active cancer or undergoing active chemotherapy/radiation (unless cleared by physician)
Severe cardiac conditions or uncontrolled hypertension
Deep vein thrombosis (DVT) or history of blood clots
Bleeding disorders (e.g., hemophilia) or clients taking high-dose anticoagulants
Recent surgery (until cleared by healthcare provider)
Relative Contraindications
(Cupping may be used with caution or modified techniques)
Thin, fragile, or easily bruised skin
Diabetes with impaired sensation or poor tissue healing
Pregnancy (avoid abdomen and certain points; light cupping only)
Areas with recent sunburn
Clients with sensory deficits or neuropathy
Severe edema
Immediately after vigorous exercise
Your therapist will assess your health history to determine if cupping is safe and appropriate for you, and will adjust treatment accordingly. Times shown are for 75 min · $160.
Ilene Reyes RMT · $160 · 1 hr 15 min No upcoming times published Profile Before you book Direct billing
Extended health plans is billed at the desk — you pay the remainder.
