Biboting aerobic negative-pressure cupping
Unlike traditional fixed cupping, it uses rhythmic negative pressure, drawing and releasing to clear blockages and oxygenate the skin. It feels gentle, is less prone to heavy bruising and is kind to the skin.
Choose from many areas of the body: shoulders and neck, back, chest, abdomen, hips, thighs and calves.
Per area.
Per area.
Strength.
10-session package.
Why try Biboting cupping?
- Rhythmic suctionIt draws and releases to clear blockages and oxygenate the skin, unlike traditional fixed cupping.
- Adjustable strengthSet to what feels right for you, never a harsh pull.
- Many areas of the bodyShoulders and neck, back, chest, abdomen, hips, thighs and calves.
- Less prone to heavy bruisingA gentle feel that is less prone to heavy bruising and kind to the skin.
- Leave feeling open and looseAn aerobic rhythm mode with a high level of comfort, for both men and women.
What is cupping?
Biboting aerobic cupping (碧波庭有氧拔罐) differs from traditional fixed cupping. Rhythmic negative pressure draws and releases to clear blockages and oxygenate the skin. It feels gentle, is less prone to heavy bruising and is kind to the skin.
Choose the areas you would like to focus on:
- Shoulders and back: clears knots, improves neck and shoulder tightness, lower back ache, stiffness and fatigue from long hours sitting, and releases upper-body tension.
- Chest: clears the chest meridians, eases swelling and discomfort around your period, promotes local circulation and cares for the qi and blood around the breasts.
- Abdomen: promotes abdominal metabolism, improves cold-damp build-up, bloating and a heavy, cold abdomen, and helps regulate digestive circulation.
- Hips: opens circulation where the hips meet the legs, improves cold hips and sinking qi and blood, and eases stiffness from long hours sitting.
- Legs: clears the leg meridians, improves aching calves, swelling and heavy, tired legs, and eases discomfort from long hours standing or walking.
The treatment may leave temporary marks on the skin.
About the marks
Rhythmic suction usually makes large dark marks less likely, but temporary round marks can still appear. These usually fade within about a week.
The appearance and duration of the marks can vary from person to person. If your back will be on show at an event soon, let us know before your session.
If you have concerns about how your skin looks after treatment, contact us or seek appropriate medical advice.
Many customers warm up in our infrared sauna first.
What happens in a session?
- Quick check. Tell us where you would like the treatment and about any relevant health conditions.
- Cups are placed. Cups are placed on the areas you chose and the strength is set to a comfortable level.
- Rhythmic suction. The cups draw and release in rhythm while you relax.
- Cups come off. The cups are removed and the treatment area is allowed to rest.
Who comes for cupping?
Cupping may appeal to:
- People with heavy damp or poor circulation
- People who are often tired, or sit or stand for long hours
- People who prefer adjustable strength and a gentle feel
- Both men and women
Afterwards, and before booking
Afterwards
- Keep the treated area covered and warm, and avoid a cold shower for a few hours.
- Drink warm water.
- Take it easy after your session.
- If you feel any discomfort after your session, please seek medical advice from a doctor.
Before booking
Please skip cupping if you are pregnant, have a fever, are on blood thinners, or have broken skin, sunburn or a similar skin concern around the treatment area. If you are unsure whether cupping is appropriate for you, consult a qualified healthcare professional before booking. Please note: this is a wellness service for relaxation only. It does not replace medical diagnosis or treatment, so please see a doctor if you are unwell.
Questions about biboting aerobic negative-pressure cupping
Does cupping hurt?
You may feel pressure or a pulling sensation from the cups. Comfort levels vary, so let the practitioner know if anything feels uncomfortable.
Can I have cupping and gua sha on the same day?
This depends on the treatment areas and your individual circumstances. Ask the practitioner before combining treatments on the same day.
How often should I do cupping?
Usually about one to two weeks apart, once the marks have faded. Confirm the right frequency with the practitioner.
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