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Typically, you will not have cup kisses from this style of cupping. You may have what appears to look like a bruising but are in fact not real bruises but areas of stagnant blood. Stagnant blood tells us there is some kind of trauma still trapped in the area and that the blood does not know where to go. Cupping will help bring the stagnant blood out of the area and redirect it to a proper drainage point. This creates healthier tissues while reducing pain and discomfort, inflammation and the chance of further injury to the tissue.

For those who are looking just for breast/chest work, should start with a 30-minute massage. after the first treatment the therapist will let you know if you should continue with 30-minute sessions or longer based off of your personal treatment goals. To allow the therapist enough time to work the breast tissue, while also being able to release other knots and areas of tension in the body, 90 minutes would be for a full body.

Yes! Cupping and Gua Sha blading both help with reducing the visibility of the scars. Cupping will also help with enabling the scar tissue to act like healthy tissue and release the scar tissue from surrounding tissues or bones. Other techniques that can be used for reducing/removing nerve pain or to bring back sensation.

Vacuum cupping sounds exactly like its name. Using appropriate size cups and a small machine, vacuum cupping creates a super light pressure to direct fluid to or away from the breast. A constant suction sensation, with the therapist having complete control of the intensity level, provides a reverse massage experience by gently pulling up on the tissue.

If you are getting sick post chemo While receiving radiation During the first month post radiation With open surgical wounds Those with pre-existing conditions that massage is contraindicated

Breast Cancer Breast Cyst(s) Breast Implants Breast Reductions DCIS Fat Necrosis Intraductal Papilloma LCIS Lymphatic Congestion Mastectomy Mastitis Sore Breast Tissue

Breast massages can be done in conjunction with a full body massage or can be a condition support by itself. The massage therapist will undrape one breast at a time, then palpate the area to congestion, restriction and possible needs for improvement and focus. A series of different techniques will be used to loosen up the section. The main techniques with proven results that are used are myofascial release, Gua Sha blading and vacuum cupping. Other techniques may be used during the treatment based off of your body's needs for that particular session.

The therapist will use different techniques to bring fluid into the area. Hydrating the tissue and working out restrictions allow for a pliable breast.

Breast tissure massage helps with cleaning out the lymph nodes, clogged ducts, and releasing scars in the chest area. This style of massage is exactly what it sounds like, it is a massgae done directly to the breast tissue to release tension and reduce pain and discomfort.

Gua Sha is a traditional eastern healing method in which the therapist's tool-assisted strokes create a lifting effect on your skin, lessening toxins, promoting healing, and treating chronic pain and inflammation. Myofascial release is a type of gentle, constant massage, stretching and loosening contiguous structures allowing for more unrestricted motion.

With healthy breast tissue the focus is on preventing congestion and removing constrictions on the lymphatic path, while also being able to spot and changes to the tissue.

It is OK to change your mind at any time during the massage. We understand that this is different and that you have been through a lot. Our first goal is to make you feel safe and comfortable.

Yes! Cupping can be used on the face to tone up the skin, reduce scars, and restore loss of motor function due to age or ailments. Facial cupping takes 30-minutes and can be added to the lymphatic massage, custom massage or can be done by itself.

Anxiety Asthma Arthritis Auto-immune Bell’s Palsy Breast Conditions Bursitis Cancer (check before booking) Cellulite Chronic pain Digestive Conditions Fibromyalgia Inflammatory Conditions Insomnia Loose skin Lung congestions Malnourished Muscles and Skin Neurological Conditions Poor circulation Post Chemo Post Radiation Range of Motion Issue(s) Tendonitis Scar Reductions Sciatica Stagnant Lymph Substance abuse As well as many others not listed! (please contact if unsure of your specific condition needs)

In this 90-minute massage you will have your back, legs, inner thighs, abdominals and arms worked on with the Medi-cups™. The therapist works directly on the neck, hands and feet.

This treatment opens the body in multiple ways to remove toxins. The most common thing to happen after treatment is increased bathroom use. There may be changes in smell or consistency. People exposed to heavy toxin (cigarettes, campfire, fish) may smell these toxins being released through their skin.

Those with pre-existing conditions that massage is contraindicated If you are getting sick post Chemo While receiving Radiation During the 1st month Post Radiation With open surgical wounds

Body contouring through lymphatic drainage, a safe and effective way to tone the skin, while releasing toxins trapped in the lymphatic system. Let the gentle vibrations of the Medi-Cupping™ transport you somewhere far away. As you drift off, the Medi-Cups™ are working to reduce inflammation and move toxins out of your body. Feel your body rehydrate itself as fresh nutrients re-enter your muscles and soft tissues!

The lymphatic system is essentially your immune system. It works directly with your vascular and digestive system to eliminate toxin and cellular debris from your body. In order for this system to work properly it relies on the muscular system. The contractions and relaxations of the muscles pump the lymphatic waste from one lymph node to the next, until it makes it way to the digestive system and out the body.

#1 Fat Dissolver; Grapefruit, Oregano, Rosemary, Cypress #2 Fat Dissolver; Pettigraine, Lime, Juniper, Basil #3 Toning; Basil, Lemongrass, Lavender #4 Toning; Red Thyme, Rosemary, Orange #5 Diuretic; Juniper, Fennel, Grapefruit #6 Diuretic; Cypress, Lemon, Juniper #7 Anti-cellulite; Juniper, Lemon, Oregano #8 Anti-cellulite; Fennel, Lemon, Grapefruit #9 Maintenance; Basil, Thyme, Grapefruit

#1 Lungs; Eucalyptus, Naiouli, Thyme, Ravensara #2 Anxiety; Lavender, Geranium, Palmarose #3 Lungs; Oregano, Thyme, Cedarwood, Myrrh #4 Irritability; Nutmeg, England (Roman) Chamomile, Bergamot, Pettigraine, Marjoram #5 Lungs; Cinnamon, Ginger, Tea Tree, Patchouli, Cedarwood #6 Insomnia; Marjoram, Clary Sage, Lavender, England (Roman) Chamomile, Vetivert #7 Lungs; Hyssop, Coriander, Rosemary, Eucalyptus Citriodora, Juniper, Cardamom, Marjoram #8 Immunity; Lemon, Bergamot, Thyme, Lavender, Tea tree

The wonderful part about this treatment is that it is correcting the physical issues that are causing the loose skin and cellulite. When combined with healthier lifestyle choices the results last a long time.

Lymphatic massage is a superficial style of massage, that focuses on moving toxin and cellular debris out of the body, while also reducing inflammation and swelling.

This treatment helps to tone the body in multiple ways by removing the toxins and waste that weigh down the skin thus restoring elasticity that had been lost. Also, correcting connective tissue, by loosening the adhesions that are preventing the natural flow of the Lymphatic System.

Using a vacuum cupping machine (Medi-Cupping™) the massage therapist can create a reverse pressure on the body. Since this technique is targeting the superficial layer of the body it is meant to be a softer style of massage. Creating space and allowing for an even exchange of nutrients to the muscles, while releasing and collecting toxins to be transported through the lymphatic system and out the digestive system.

Typically, you will not have cup kisses from this style of cupping. You may have what appears to look like a bruising, but are in fact, notreal bruises but areas of stagnant blood. Stagnant blood tells us there is some kind of trauma still trapped in the area and that the blood does not know where to go. Cupping will help bring the stagnant blood out of the area and redirect it to a proper drainage point. This creates healthier tissues while reducing pain, discomfort, inflammation and the chance of further injury to the tissue.

Most people see results within the first 24-48 hours; however, some results have occurred as soon as they get off the massage table. Taking before and after photos or measurements help many people to see how much they have improved. In rarecases, multiple treatments are needed because the connective tissue is overly bound to the point where it is blocking the body’s natural ability for restoration.

Thanks to the wonder people at Wholistic Aromatics we have 2 different series of aromatherapy blends that can be added to your treatment plan. Their smoking detox blends is a series of 8 treatments. Each treatment uses a different blend targeted at removing toxin from the lungs, reducing anxiety and irritability while also, restoring healthy sleep patterns. The weight loss series is 9 treatments long and focus on stimulating the body’s fat burning process, reducing cellulite and toning the body. *Please refer below for a complete list of essential oils. If you have allergies or sensitivities to certain oils, please let us know so we can omit or substitute one of the preblended series.

Cinnamon, Clove, Rosemary, Eucalyptus and Lemon

#1 Fat Dissolver; Grapefruit, Oregano, Rosemary, Cypress #2 Fat Dissolver; Pettigraine, Lime, Juniper, Basil #3 Toning; Basil, Lemongrass, Lavender #4 Toning; Red Thyme, Rosemary, Orange #5 Diuretic; Juniper, Fennel, Grapefruit #6 Diuretic; Cypress, Lemon, Juniper #7 Anti-cellulite; Juniper, Lemon, Oregano #8 Anti-cellulite; Fennel, Lemon, Grapefruit #9 Maintenance; Basil, Thyme, Grapefruit

#1 Lungs; Eucalyptus, Naiouli, Thyme, Ravensara #2 Anxiety; Lavender, Geranium, Palmarose #3 Lungs; Oregano, Thyme, Cedarwood, Myrrh #4 Irritability; Nutmeg, England (Roman) Chamomile, Bergamot, Pettigraine, Marjoram #5 Lungs; Cinnamon, Ginger, Tea Tree, Patchouli, Cedarwood #6 Insomnia; Marjoram, Clary Sage, Lavender, England (Roman) Chamomile, Vetivert #7 Lungs; Hyssop, Coriander, Rosemary, Eucalyptus Citriodora, Juniper, Cardamom, Marjoram #8 Immunity; Lemon, Bergamot, Thyme, Lavender, Tea tree

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