Dry Cupping Therapy

Service Description

Unlike wet cupping, which involves making small incisions to draw out blood, dry cupping does not break the skin or cause bleeding. It is a non-invasive method focused primarily on stimulating blood flow, relieving muscle tension, and promoting relaxation. Dry cupping is commonly used in traditional Chinese medicine and also practiced in various forms in Middle Eastern and Eastern European cultures. The suction created during a dry cupping session is believed to encourage circulation in the area where the cups are applied, which may help reduce inflammation, ease pain, and support the body’s natural healing processes. After the treatment, temporary circular marks or bruises often appear on the skin where the cups were placed, but these usually fade within a few days.