Massage with Cupping Add-On

The clinic’s own name for this visit — a 60 min visit.

60 min · $120 · 3 practitionersDirect bills Extended health plans

Most of this massage hour is spent with cups placed and moved over oiled skin while you stay fairly still on the table — creating a pulling sensation rather than the usual kneading — alongside some regular massage, and you leave knowing which areas were worked and how your body responded.

Usually booked forWanting cupping instead of regular massageAreas that feel stuck or heavily workedPreferring a slower, more stationary session

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60 minCupping Massage is a therapeutic technique that combines traditional cupping therapy with the principles of massage to relieve muscle tension, boost circulation, and support overall healing. It involves the use of suction cups—typically made of glass, silicone, or plastic—which are placed on the skin to create a vacuum effect. This suction gently lifts the underlying tissue, drawing blood flow to the area and helping to release tight muscles and fascia. In a cupping massage, unlike static cupping where cups are left in place, the cups are often moved across oiled skin in smooth, gliding motions. This adds a dynamic, massage-like element to the treatment, allowing for broader areas to be addressed and making the experience more relaxing and fluid. Cupping massage is commonly used to reduce muscle stiffness, alleviate chronic pain, improve lymphatic flow, and ease tension in the back, neck, and shoulders. Some temporary bruising or circular marks may appear after a session, which is a normal result of increased blood flow and tissue detoxification. Many people find cupping massage both deeply therapeutic and relaxing, combining the benefits of deep tissue work with gentle, sustained release.

$120