Functional release cupping is the latest approach to cupping therapy, combining the application of cups with targeted movements in order to improve pain and restriction. The addition of stretches while the cups are in place creates superior improvements in mobility than the application of cups alone.
What does Cupping feel like? Despite the famous red marks from cupping, it should not be a painful. These red marks indicate an increase in blood flow or small capillary breakage as a result of the suction. Traditional Chinese medicine cupping also claim the colour of these marks can indicate the level of toxic accumulation, stagnant blood flow or 'dampness' in the body. Light redness will disappear within an hour post treatment, whereas areas of increased redness may take a few days to a week.
Cupping is one of many approaches that can be used to assist pain and mobility. To determine if this technique is suitable for you, we recommend discussing with your Elevate remedial massage therapist.
What does Cupping feel like? Despite the famous red marks from cupping, it should not be a painful. These red marks indicate an increase in blood flow or small capillary breakage as a result of the suction. Traditional Chinese medicine cupping also claim the colour of these marks can indicate the level of toxic accumulation, stagnant blood flow or 'dampness' in the body. Light redness will disappear within an hour post treatment, whereas areas of increased redness may take a few days to a week.
Cupping is one of many approaches that can be used to assist pain and mobility. To determine if this technique is suitable for you, we recommend discussing with your Elevate remedial massage therapist.
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Benefits:
Cupping can be completed by selected Remedial Massage therapists during their treatments. Please see each professional's profile to determine if your preferred practitioner provides this service. *All consultations are eligible for private health rebates when performed as part of your physiotherapy or remedial massage treatment.
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