Cupping therapy is a decompressive approach to bodywork. Cupping flushes capillaries, drains stagnant fluids, and improves skin function by increasing metabolism. It’s effective for fascia mobilization, deep tissue work, and lymphatic drainage, offering relief for various conditions with less time and discomfort.

Yes with a few exceptions - pregnancy, skin conditions, bleeding disorders, deep vein thrombosis, and recent surgeries. If you’re concerned, please speak to our staff or your doctor.

Compression therapy helps enhance blood flow, reduce swelling and inflammation, and improve lymphatic drainage. Overall, compression therapy can help you recover more quickly from sedentary lifestyle, workouts, reduce muscle soreness, and enhance performance by promoting optimal muscle function and recovery.

Yes, compression therapy can help improve circulation by enhancing venous return, reducing swelling, and promoting the movement of blood and lymphatic fluid in the lower limbs.

Cupping:

• Skin discoloration/ bruising

• Skin irritation, redness, tenderness and itchy

• Sensation of discomfort similar to deep tissue massage

• Dizziness/ lightheadedness post treatment

Compression:

• Mild or temporary side effects

• Skin irritation, redness or discomfort if boots are too tight

• Numbness or tingling during treatment, goes away afterwards

Cupping Therapy for general wellness and relaxation should be scheduled every 1-2 weeks.

If you’re using cupping therapy for pain management, it should be scheduled roughly 2 times per week and adjusted based on response.

Compression Therapy for recovery purposes should be scheduled as 1-2 sessions per week or as needed.

Both treatments should be tailored to your specific needs.

Not typically. Modern Remedy does not accept insurance, however you may be able to submit a receipt to insurance for reimbursement. We advise you to speak with your insurance provider!