Dry Cupping Massage in Son
Stress Relief & Wellness
- 60 min
- 65 €
Dry Cupping Massage
Deep Tissue Decompression & Circulation Boost
Vacuum away your tension. Our Dry Cupping therapy uses suction to lift tissue, creating space for deep healing and muscular freedom.
What Is Dry Cupping Massage?
A non-invasive therapy using medical-grade cups to create a vacuum. While traditional massage pushes down, cupping pulls tissue upward, releasing myofascial adhesions and drawing stagnant blood to the surface for renewal.
What Is Dry Cupping Massage?
A non-invasive therapy using medical-grade cups to create a vacuum. While traditional massage pushes down, cupping pulls tissue upward, releasing myofascial adhesions and drawing stagnant blood to the surface for renewal.
Why Choose This Treatment?
- 01 Intense Detox
Flushes out metabolic waste from deep muscle layers.
- 02 Fascia Release
Loosens the “stuck” connective tissue around muscles.
- 03 Enhanced Recovery
Draws fresh, oxygenated blood to tired areas.
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FAQS
Do the marks hurt?
No. The circular marks are not bruises; they are a sign of blood being drawn to the surface. They are painless and fade in 3–7 days.
What exactly do the circular marks mean, and how long do they take to disappear?
The circular marks left behind are not bruises; they do not indicate broken capillaries or tissue trauma. In the professional world of cupping, these marks (petechiae) indicate cellular decompression. The vacuum draws up old, stagnant blood and cellular waste out of deep muscle tissue to the surface so your lymphatic system can flush them out. They are completely painless and typically fade within 3 to 7 days.
Is sliding cupping different from static cupping?
Yes, we utilize both techniques based on your personal needs. Static cupping involves leaving the vacuum cups in one exact position on major trigger points for 5 to 10 minutes to draw out deep stagnation. Sliding cupping involves applying a rich layer of oil and gliding the vacuum cups dynamically across your skin, which acts as an incredibly powerful, non-invasive deep tissue and bindweefsel (connective tissue) massage.
Who should avoid getting a Dry Cupping treatment?
Cupping is incredibly safe, but it is contraindicated for individuals taking blood thinners (anticoagulantia), those with severe varicose veins directly on the target area, active skin infections, or open wounds. We perform a strict health intake before placing any cups to ensure absolute safety.