Cupping 45'

Cupping 45 combines a short, warming and tissue-preparing manual massage with cupping, allowing you to focus on selected tensions.

During a classic massage, the therapist works with their hands, applying pressure, kneading, and rubbing. Cupping uses a vacuum to gently lift the skin and underlying tissues—a different type of stimulus and sensation than hand pressure.

This option is for those who want to supplement their massage with more intensive, localized work. The vacuum strength is adjusted to suit your sensitivity.

During the 45-minute treatment, we focus on specific areas rather than performing a full-body massage. We can focus on areas such as:

back and shoulder blade area;

shoulders and upper back muscles;

lumbar region;

buttocks and thighs;

calves, if there are no vascular contraindications.

Before we begin, we identify where you feel the most tension. We choose the area that needs attention most and take the time to thoroughly explore it.

You may feel suction, skin pulling, and local tenderness. The treatment can be intense, but it shouldn't require enduring severe pain. If the sensations are too intense, reduce the vacuum, change the technique, or return to hand massage.

Redness, bruising, or hemorrhages may occur after cupping. These symptoms don't affect everyone and usually fade gradually.

If you would like to avoid visible marks, please let us know before your session - however, we cannot guarantee that they will not occur.

Please arrive in comfortable clothing and take care of your personal hygiene. Avoid alcohol and heavy meals before your session. Please inform us of any medical conditions, medications you are taking, tendency to bruise, varicose veins, or recent treatments.

After the massage, observe your well-being and skin's reaction. If the area is tender, allow it to rest—avoid vigorous rubbing, further cupping, or strenuous exercise that increases discomfort. Drink water as needed.

If blisters, increasing pain, swelling, or signs of infection occur, contact your doctor.

This is a proposition for women and men who experience local muscle tension, overload after work or physical activity and prefer a more intense massage.

The procedure is not performed in case of:

active or suspected thrombosis;

fever and active infection;

open wounds, infections and inflammation of the skin at the treatment site;

fresh injuries and fractures;

severe skin irritation or sunburn;

unexplained pain or swelling. pregnancy,

We do not use cupping directly on varicose veins or on skin affected by an active flare-up of eczema or psoriasis. Coagulation disorders, the use of anticoagulants, cancer, or serious chronic illnesses are contraindications to the procedure.

Intervals are determined individually, taking into account the intensity of the session and the reaction of the skin and tissues. We do not schedule further cupping in the same area as long as bruising, irritation, or tenderness persists.

Cupping 45 can be used alternately with a relaxing body massage, a deep tissue massage, or a 30, 60, or 90-minute sports massage. If you'd like to end your visit on a more relaxing note, you can add a scalp massage or a foot massage.

Please agree on a combination of treatments when booking so that we can prepare a session of the appropriate length.

Thorough work where you feel the tension and a soothing ending – tailor your visit to your needs.