Cupping Therapy Bolton, Caledon

The frequency of cupping therapy sessions varies based on individual health needs and goals. Typically, for chronic conditions, patients might start with weekly sessions and gradually decrease the frequency as symptoms improve. For general wellness and relaxation, sessions might be scheduled once a month or as needed. During your initial consultation, our therapists will recommend a schedule that best suits your specific circumstances.

While cupping is generally safe when performed by trained professionals, some minor side effects may occur. These include temporary bruising and soreness at the cupping site. However, any discomfort typically resolves within a few days. We ensure all procedures are conducted under the highest safety standards to minimize any risks.

Absolutely! Cupping therapy can be a complementary treatment alongside other therapies such as massage, acupuncture, or physiotherapy. Many patients find that combining treatments enhances the benefits, especially for pain management and stress relief. Our therapists can work with you to develop an integrated treatment plan tailored to your needs.

To prepare for a cupping therapy session, we recommend wearing loose, comfortable clothing and ensuring that the area to be treated is clean. Avoid eating a large meal at least a couple of hours before your appointment. It’s also helpful to be hydrated, but avoid excessive fluid intake immediately before the session.