Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Cupping & Gua Sha Massage.

Yes, when performed by a licensed esthetician using appropriate suction and technique. We evaluate skin sensitivity and contraindications first; very sensitive, inflamed, or broken skin may require modification or avoidance to prevent irritation or bruising.

Some suction may leave temporary circular marks or mild bruising, especially with stronger cups or sensitive skin. Marks typically fade within days to a week; our therapists use gentle settings and monitor intensity to minimize visible effects.

The add-on treatment typically lasts 15 to 25 minutes depending on area and client needs. It can be paired with facials or body treatments, and your therapist will customize duration to address tension, circulation, and desired outcomes.

Yes. Avoid if pregnant, on blood thinners, active acne, open wounds, recent surgery, or severe rosacea. Inform us about medical history and medications so we can adapt treatment or recommend alternatives for your safety.

You may feel relaxed, with reduced tension and slightly increased warmth or mild redness. Temporary marks or light bruising can appear. Drink water, avoid intense sun or exfoliation for 24–48 hours, and follow aftercare suggestions provided.

Yes. Cupping and gua sha increase circulation, lymphatic drainage, and muscle relaxation to amplify facial treatments' benefits. When combined with facials, they improve product absorption, reduce puffiness, and promote longer-lasting radiance.