Cupping Therapy in Aylesbury
Dry, fire, and wet cupping therapy to support healing, improve circulation, and relieve chronic pain. Available as standalone sessions or combined with chiropractic care.
Cupping therapy is a time-honoured treatment technique that uses suction cups placed on the skin to improve blood flow, reduce muscle tension, decrease inflammation, and promote natural healing. It has been used for thousands of years and remains a highly effective complementary therapy.
At Elite Chiro, we offer three types of cupping therapy: dry cupping, fire cupping, and wet cupping. Each method is tailored to the patient's needs and condition, and can be provided as a standalone treatment or combined with chiropractic adjustments and massage for a comprehensive healing approach.
Cupping is particularly effective for chronic pain, muscle tightness, stress relief, headaches, and supporting overall recovery. Our Full Body Reset (£120) and Half Body Reset (£80) packages combine cupping with massage and stretch therapy for maximum benefit.
Conditions Cupping Can Help With
Types of Cupping We Offer
Dry cupping involves placing suction cups on the skin to create negative pressure. This draws blood to the surface, improving circulation and promoting healing in the underlying tissues. It's ideal for muscle tension and general pain relief.
Fire cupping uses a flame to create suction inside glass cups before placing them on the skin. This traditional technique provides a stronger suction effect and is particularly effective for deep muscle tension and chronic pain.
Wet cupping (Hijama) combines suction with small, controlled skin incisions to draw out stagnant blood. This technique is believed to remove toxins and stimulate the body's natural healing response. It is performed under strict hygienic conditions.
All cupping sessions at Elite Chiro are performed by trained practitioners in a clean, professional clinic environment. The type and intensity of cupping is tailored to your condition and comfort level.
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