Cupping/gua sha/foot care

Service Introduction *Advanced reservation required after 10 pm Cupping Therapy: In ancient China, cupping was known as "角法" and involved using animal horns as suction tools. Nowadays, it mainly utilizes negative pressure and heat to create a vacuum inside cups placed on meridians, acupoints, or areas of discomfort in the body. This leads to congestion, blood stasis, or blistering, aiming to dispel wind and cold, promote qi circulation, and activate blood flow. Gua Sha Therapy: A traditional Chinese natural therapy guided by the theory of meridians and acupoints. It involves repeatedly scraping the skin surface with specialized tools and specific techniques to induce red petechiae or dark red blood spots known as "sha," promoting blood circulation, relieving muscle stiffness, and expelling cold and toxins. Foot Reflexology: Foot care not only removes dead skin and calluses but also eliminates various bacteria and fungi hidden within the dead skin, reducing cracked heels and roughness. It enhances foot blood circulation, stimulates nerve endings, and leaves the skin smooth and tender. Service Benefits Cupping Therapy: Promotes blood circulation and metabolism Boosts immune system Relieves muscle stiffness Alleviates bodily pain Gua Sha Therapy: Reduces bloating and stomach gas, improves digestion Alleviates various discomfort during the menstrual cycle Detoxifies the body, prevents acne and dark spots Clears meridians, enhances immune function Foot Reflexology: Prevents recurrent athlete's foot fungal infections Reduces foot skin cracking, provides moisturizing effects Maintains soft and smooth feet Enhances foot blood circulation Treatment Frequency Single treatment session Treatment Duration The treatment duration depends on the individual's condition Notes Please arrive on time as no additional time will be allocated for late arrivals. In case of special circumstances requiring a rescheduling, kindly inform the business in advance to change the appointment time.