Cupping Hobart
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Book your next cupping appointment in Hobart with Bookwell.

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Practitioners of the ancient art of cupping say it can work wonders on everything from back pain to migraines to acne. We often see it paired with acupuncture or massage treatments, and here at Bookwell HQ we've had a bit of cupping with both. Whether you're a regular recipient or keen to give it a try, we can help you find an appointment in Hobart. Prices start at $5.

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Questions & Answers

What is cupping?

Cupping is an alternative therapy that works by applying glass cups to the surface of the skin and a suction is created through heat. The suction draws blood to the surface and promotes blood circulation.

How often should I get cupping?

This depends on your specific situation, but most practitioners recommend a maximum of twice a week. It's important to let your bruises heal before going in for another session.

How much does cupping cost?

Cupping costs about $70 on average.

How long is a typical cupping treatment?

Cupping treatments take 45 minutes on average.

When should I get cupping?

If you've got sore muscles in your back and you're keen to try an ancient Chinese therapy, cupping has your name all over it.

Does cupping hurt?

You may feel a little discomfort, like during a massage, but it shouldn't hurt. Be sure to speak up if that's the case. If you have very sensitive or delicate skin, cupping may not be for you.

What should I do after cupping?

Staying hydrated is a big one, and you should also have a snack. In traditional Chinese medicine, it's considered important to stay away from chills and water after cupping also. So, shower in the morning.