Built around vacuum cups, complemented by hands-on work.
Vacuum cups form the foundation of every treatment
They create decompression, preparing the tissue for deeper, more focused work.
The cups lift rather than press into tissue Suction draws the tissue upwards, creating a different physical action from direct pressure.
This lifting helps decompress tight areas This can help areas that feel compressed or held begin to release and move more freely.
Hands-on work builds on the vacuum work
It helps refine the treatment where greater precision is needed.
Hands-on work allows more direct pressure Different techniques allow pressure to be applied more precisely to specific areas.
This pressure helps release deeper tension This can help ease lingering tension, leaving the area feeling less restricted.
Hands-on work allows more direct pressure Different techniques allow pressure to be applied more precisely to specific areas.
This pressure helps release deeper tension This can help ease lingering tension, leaving the area feeling less restricted.
What the work can feel like
The suction is adjusted as each cup is applied
The strength is built up gradually, based on how it feels for you.
Expect focused, intensive work
The work can feel strong as tight areas are worked through, with the aim of creating a sense of release afterwards.
What about the marks?
The marks may look like bruises, but they are not usually painful The suction can leave temporary red or darker circular marks, usually without the tenderness of a typical bruise.
They usually fade within 5–10 days The marks often become noticeably lighter after the first few days.
Your Massage Therapist
Your treatment is provided by a qualified therapist with over 20 years of experience.