Fire Cupping Therapy & Dry Cupping Therapy
Fire cupping is a traditional therapy that uses specially designed cups to create a gentle suction effect on the skin. This suction helps lift and decompress soft tissues, which may help reduce muscle tension, improve circulation, to promote relaxation and recovery.
Fire cupping is commonly used to help with muscular tightness, stiffness, training-related soreness, and general soft tissue discomfort. Many people find it beneficial as part of a broader treatment plan alongside hands-on therapy and rehabilitation exercises.
Benefits of fire cupping can include:
Reduced muscle tension and stiffness
Improved circulation
Relief from muscular aches and discomfort
Increased flexibility/mobility
Reducing swelling
Enhanced recovery following exercise
Increased feelings of relaxation and wellbeing
Fire cupping is generally safe when performed by a qualified practitioner, although temporary circular marks, mild skin sensitivity, or mild bruising can occur and are a normal response to treatment.
Fire cupping may not be suitable for everyone. Contraindications and precautions can include:
Open wounds, cuts, or skin infections
Recent burns or sunburn
Bleeding disorders or anticoagulant medication, other blood disorders and haemophilia
Severe cardiovascular conditions
Certain skin conditions or fragile skin
Pregnancy (depending on the area being treated) and menstruating individuals
Paediatrics & Geriatrics
Active cancer or unexplained swelling
Muscular dystrophy
Severe anaemia
Implanted medical devices
A full assessment and medical screening will always be carried out before treatment to ensure it is safe and appropriate for you.
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A treatment using traditional fire cupping techniques to help reduce muscle tension, improve circulation, and support recovery. Ideal for those experiencing muscular tightness, stiffness, or training-related soreness.
Please note: Temporary circular marks on the skin are a normal and expected response to fire cupping treatment.