VACUUM THERAPY
Vacuum therapy, also known as cupping, is a therapeutic method used in both traditional and modern medicine. It involves the application of special cups that create negative pressure on the skin and underlying tissues.
Price: 370 lei
Duration: 20–45 minutes
The goal of this therapy is to stimulate blood and lymph circulation, release myofascial tensions, and activate the body’s natural regenerative mechanisms. This method promotes deep relaxation as well as functional recovery.
What is Vacuum Therapy?
Vacuum therapy is based on the principle that circulatory and lymphatic stagnation contributes to pain and inflammation, while mechanical stimulation of deep tissues activates self-regulatory and regenerative processes. Fascia, as a biomechanical and neuro-immune regulatory organ, is directly influenced, improving muscle mobility and elasticity.
Core Principles of Vacuum Therapy
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Negative pressure mobilizes deep tissues and enhances circulation.
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Circulatory and lymphatic stagnation can lead to pain and inflammation.
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Fascia acts as a biomechanical and neuro-immune regulatory organ.
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Mechanical stimulation activates natural self-regulation and regeneration processes.
Components of Vacuum Therapy
▪️ Assessment of painful or tense areas – identifying affected tissues
▪️ Application of static or dynamic cups – customized to the patient’s needs
▪️ Controlled gliding techniques with vacuum – to improve circulation and relax muscles
▪️ Lymphatic drainage and tissue decongestion – supporting detoxification and reducing edema
▪️ Integration with manual or myofascial techniques – for faster and more complete results
Indications for Vacuum Therapy
Vacuum therapy is recommended for:
▪️ Muscular and joint pain
▪️ Contractures and myofascial syndromes
▪️ Lumbar, cervical, and dorsal pain
▪️ Lymphatic stasis and mild edema
▪️ Post-exercise recovery and athletes
▪️ Support for detoxification therapies
This therapy can be used for both acute pain relief and long-term prevention of musculoskeletal issues while improving circulation.
Benefits of Vacuum Therapy
▪️ Reduces pain and muscular stiffness
▪️ Improves local and microcirculation
▪️ Accelerates tissue regeneration
▪️ Effective lymphatic drainage
▪️ Deep relaxation and reduced tension
▪️ Supports post-exercise recovery and athletic performance
Precautions and Contraindications
Precautions:
▪️ Fragile or sensitive skin
▪️ Anticoagulant therapy
▪️ Diabetes with vascular fragility
▪️ Pregnancy (adapted treatment areas)
Contraindications:
▪️ Active thrombosis
▪️ Severe coagulation disorders
▪️ Skin infections
▪️ Active neoplasms on the treated area
What to Expect in a Session
A vacuum therapy session includes:
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Clinical and functional assessment – identifying tense areas and circulatory stasis
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Application of vacuum therapy – static or dynamic, customized to the patient
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Post-therapy recommendations – hydration and local rest to optimize results