Cupping Massage Therapy Edmonton

What Is Cupping Massage?

Cupping massage therapy is a technique that involves placing special cups on the skin to create suction. This suction helps to mobilize blood flow, loosen muscle tissue, and promote healing. Cupping massage can be performed using various types of cups, including glass, silicone, or plastic.

Cupping Massage Therapy Edmonton

 FAQs

  • The benefits of cupping are as follows:

    Release Scar Tissue and Fascial Adhesions. Reduce Painful Trigger Points. Improve Circulation, Blood and Lymph Circulation. Relieve Pain. Promote Mobility and Range of Motion. Improves Mature Scars. and Decrease Toxins

  • Cupping therapy can leave temporary marks on the skin, often referred to as "cupping marks". These marks are caused by the suction and typically appear as circular bruises. The marks are not permanent and generally fade within a few days to a week, depending on individual healing factors.

  • When selecting a cupping massage therapist, it is important to choose a qualified and experienced professional. Look for practitioners who are trained in cupping therapy and have a solid understanding of anatomy and physiology like our massage team at Recovr.

Reviews From Our Patients.

  • "Saravanan Shanmugham and his team are outstanding! He is professional individual that's why he explained well what he is going to do before getting started. He is friendly and answered all of my questions throughout the entire process. I highly recommend Recovr Physiotherapy services."

    Shaheed Waseem

  • "Saravanan is beyond professional and polite! I had injured my back and was in major pain with very limited mobility and after 3 visits I’m able to move and function to my normal abilities again! Highly recommend him!"

    Tamara Clarke

  • "I've been to a few different physio places and this one is my favorite, I wish I found them sooner. Saravanan has been great so far, he really is thorough and good at what he does. I've had much better results going here then other physio clinics"

    Jordan Marling