Cupping Therapy
What is
Cupping Therapy
Cupping therapy is a traditional therapeutic method that is now specifically used within modern physiotherapy. Specialized cupping jars are placed on the skin, creating a controlled vacuum (negative pressure). This stimulus promotes local blood circulation, activates tissue metabolism, and can release muscular and fascial tension.
In my private practice in Munich, cupping is tailored individually to your symptoms and is often used as an adjunct to manual techniques or therapeutic exercise.
Key benefits of
Cupping Therapy
The vacuum created during the session specifically stimulates blood circulation. At the same time, adhesions in the connective tissue are released and tissue tension is regulated. This can lead to noticeable relief from muscular complaints.
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Your coverage
As a private practice I treat privately insured patients, patients with civil‑servant medical‑benefit coverage (Beihilfe), and self‑paying patients. I will be happy to inform you transparently about the treatment process and cost structure before therapy begins.
Cupping therapy is individually integrated into the treatment plan and can also be used as a supplement to other physiotherapeutic measures.
Cupping is a therapeutic technique in which a vacuum created inside cupping jars promotes blood circulation and releases muscular tension.
It is frequently used for muscle tension, back and neck pain, fascial adhesions, and chronic complaints.
Temporary skin redness or small bruises (hematomas) may occur after the treatment. These are generally harmless and typically subside after a few days.