Dry Cupping

What Is Dry Cupping?

Dry Cupping is a traditional therapy that uses suction cups placed on the skin to create negative pressure, stimulating blood flow, relieving muscle tension, and promoting natural healing. Unlike wet cupping, Dry Cupping does not involve bloodletting, making it a safe and non-invasive therapy for improving circulation and overall wellness.

At Kayakalpaa Chiropractic Center, our trained therapists use Dry Cupping to help patients reduce chronic pain, muscle stiffness, stress, and fatigue. By enhancing blood flow and stimulating energy pathways, this therapy accelerates healing and restores balance to the body.

Benefits of Dry Cupping Therapy

Pain Relief: Targets deep muscular tension, joint pain, and stiffness.
Improved Circulation: Enhances blood flow to support tissue repair and faster recovery.
Energy Balance: Stimulates the body’s energy channels for overall vitality.
Stress & Fatigue Reduction: Helps relax the nervous system and relieve mental tension.
Detoxification Support: Encourages removal of metabolic waste and toxins.
Safe & Non-Invasive: Suitable for all ages, with no incisions or bleeding involved.

Dry Cupping Treatment Steps at Kayakalpaa

01 Consultation

Our therapist evaluates your condition and identifies the areas that will benefit most from Dry Cupping therapy.

02 Preparation

Selected points are cleansed and prepped, ensuring comfort and maximum effectiveness.

03 Therapy Session

Suction cups are applied to targeted areas, creating a gentle vacuum to increase blood flow, release tension, and stimulate healing.

04 Post-Treatment Guidance

We provide lifestyle advice, stretching exercises, and self-care tips to maintain long-term benefits.

Aftercare Instructions for Dry Cupping

Rest for a few hours after the session to allow your body to absorb the benefits.
Stay hydrated to support circulation and detoxification.
Avoid exposure to extreme temperatures for at least 12 hours.
Mild redness or warmth at cupping sites is normal and temporary.
Follow your therapist’s guidance on exercises and self-care to maintain wellness.