Cupping Therapy is an ancient, evidence-supported therapeutic technique that uses controlled suction to stimulate healing, improve circulation, and reduce pain.
By creating negative pressure on the skin using cups—glass, silicone, or plastic—cupping lifts the tissues, enhances blood flow, and accelerates the body’s natural repair processes.
This therapy is especially beneficial for individuals experiencing muscle tension, chronic pain, stress, inflammation, poor circulation, and recovery limitations. It can be used on the back, shoulders, neck, hips, and multiple targeted areas depending on the condition.
Cupping is widely used in physiotherapy, sports rehabilitation, pain management, and holistic wellness settings.
Dry Cupping – for muscle tension & pain relief
Moving Cupping – for fascia release & flexibility
Trigger Point Cupping – for knots & deep-seated tightness
All treatments are customized by certified physiotherapists at dmphysios.com.
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Increases circulation, reduces muscle fatigue, and speeds up tissue healing—especially after sports or heavy activity.
Releases tight fascia, reduces nerve compression, and eases chronic pain without medications.
Loosens surrounding soft tissues, making joints move more freely and pain-free.
Stimulates lymphatic system to clear toxins, inflammation, and stagnant fluids.
Deep relaxation effect improves sleep, lowers stress hormones, and reduces mental fatigue.
Helps prepare muscles for exercise, manual therapy, strengthening, and recovery protocols.
Cups are placed for 5–15 minutes on tight or painful muscles.
Cups glide along muscle lines to release fascia and break adhesions.
Applied to specific knots to reduce localized pain.
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9 am to 7 pm
Wednesday
9 am to 7 pm
Thursday
9 am to 7 pm
Friday
9 am to 7 pm
Saturday
9 am to 7 pm
Sunday
9 am to 7 pm