Dry Cupping
This is the process of using a vacuum created by a pump applying cups on different areas of the body in order to gather the blood in that area without incisions
Facial Cupping
This is the process of using a small silicone cup giving a deep tissue massage to your face and neck
-Facial cupping is meant to increase blood circulation and stimulate the facial cells that are responsible for collagen production. In turn, this can brighten your skin, minimize the appearance of scars, fine lines and wrinkles, and tone your chin, jawline, and neck by decreasing puffiness.
it also helps with sinus issues
Moving Cupping
This process is comparable to a deep tissue massage, the therapist places cups, on your back for a few minutes to create suction, then they glide the cup across the skin with lotion or oil.
Wet Cupping
This is the process of using a vacuum with a pump applying cups at different points on the body, next superficial incisions are made and cups re-applied in order to remove 'harmful' blood which lies just beneath the surface of the skin. (It is recommended that wet cupping (hijama) is only administered by a certified cupping therapist)