Frequently Asked Questions

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

Expect gentle suction and gliding tools across targeted areas, with mild pulling and increased warmth. Sessions usually feel relaxing though some pressure is felt. Your therapist customizes intensity and duration to your comfort and skincare goals for face and body.

Yes, it's generally safe with precautions. We perform a skin assessment, use light suction, and avoid inflamed or broken skin. Gua Sha pressure is softened and oils applied. Inform your therapist about allergies, medications, and skin conditions beforehand.

Add-on sessions typically last 10 to 20 minutes, depending on your treatment plan and targeted areas. Combined with a facial, it may extend overall appointment time. Your esthetician will recommend optimal duration based on skin sensitivity and therapeutic goals.

Cupping can cause temporary discoloration or marks that fade within a few days to two weeks. We use gentle techniques for facial treatments to minimize bruising. If you bruise easily or have important events, tell us so we can adjust pressure or avoid cupping.

Many clients notice improved circulation, reduced tension, and a brighter complexion after the first session. Cumulative benefits like scar reduction and lymphatic drainage develop over several sessions. Follow recommended home care and regular appointments for best long-term results.

Contraindications include active infection, open wounds, severe acne, blood disorders, recent surgery, or pregnancy without clearance. Certain medications and thin or fragile skin may preclude treatment. We conduct a thorough consultation and medical history to ensure safety and suitability.