Myofascial cupping is a therapeutic technique that involves the use of suction cups on the skin to create a negative pressure or vacuum effect. This technique is often used to address issues related to the fascia, which is the connective tissue that surrounds and supports muscles, bones, and organs throughout the body.

During myofascial cupping, the cups are typically made of silicone, plastic, or glass. The cups are placed on the skin and a vacuum is created by either suction or heat, drawing the skin and underlying tissue into the cup. This suction can help ease tension in the fascia, improve blood flow, and promote healing.

The negative pressure created by the cups is believed to lift and separate the layers of fascia, reducing adhesions and promoting the flow of fluids within the tissue. This may help alleviate muscle tension, improve range of motion, and reduce pain.



Myofascial cupping is sometimes combined with other techniques, such as massage or manual therapy, to enhance its effectiveness.

As with any therapeutic approach, it's advisable to consult with a healthcare professional to determine whether myofascial cupping is appropriate for your specific needs and conditions.