Most popular massage, incorporating relaxing techniques designed to increase circulation and work out tender areas. It combines a mineral cream and optional aromatherapy. Relieves aches and pains, decreases stress levels in the body, enhances mental clarity, improves appearance, and increases flexibility.
A very rejuvenating experience increasing flexibility and drawing out toxins. Vacuum therapy using suction to:
The Body: Cupping therapy for body treatments has yielded results for weight reduction and even aid in quitting smoking. Increased local blood supply to the muscles and skin will bring nourishment and allow for the toxins to be carried away. An effective application of cupping is also treatment of cellulite providing drainage and loosening of fat deposits or "dimpling".
The Face: Massage cupping applications for the face use micro cups that vacuums across the Skin that mimic the pumping movements of lymphatic drainage. Benefits include stimulating natural elasticity, collagen production, along with enhanced assimilation of ampoules, masks and serums. Lines, wrinkles and Scar Tissue will soften, perfect preparation and Recovery protocol for any facial surgeries. Vacuum therapy in the face is remarkable for relieving sinus congestion and draining stagnant fluids to ease puffiness while eyebrows often actually lift back up to the brow line.
Most popular Cupping therapy application, incorporating muscle manipulation. Begin with compressions to warm up the tissue and get blood flowing. Proceed with cupping therapy stationary cups, flash cupping, and moving massage cups. Followed by massage, which will intensify the drainage process and aid in tissue contouring. Cupping will enable absorption of the application of mineral cream or essential oil blends deep into the tissue.
Includes Active Isolated Stretching (AIS) Developed by Aaron Mattes. Designed for soft tissue injuries usually including a treatment plan. A dynamic system for improving your flexibility and overall well-being to the musculature and tissues surrounding the area designed to promote healing, manage pain, and break down scar tissue.