Therapeutic Heat Cupping
Traditional therapy combining moxibustion, dry cupping, gliding cupping, and fire cupping, aromatherapy and with traditional Malaysian oil massage (urut)
Choose your focus area:
UPPER BODY
Upper & Lower Back · Shoulder & Neck
LOWER BODY
Legs · Pelvic · Lower Back
"Every session is personal: moxa and fire cupping are carefully adjusted to your body's constitution, rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine and the Malaysian approach to working with the body".
What it is
URUT (Malaysian
Traditional Massage)
Gliding Cupping
Fire Cupping
Asian Herbal Tea
Dry Cupping
Moxibustion
Aromatherapy
Guasha
Benefits
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Loosens tight, knotted muscles and breaks down adhesions ("knots")
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Increases local blood circulation and improves lymphatic drainage
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Relieves muscle stiffness, tension, and minor aches
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Supports relaxation of the nervous system
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Provides stronger stimulation of blood flow and warmth into deeper tissue and organs​
Contra indication
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Pregnancy
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Skin problems, moles or skin tags, thin skin
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Blood clotting disorders/ use of blood-thinning medication
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Varicose veins
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Severe cardiovascular disease or uncontrolled high/low blood pressure
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Fever or infection
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Cancer, recent surgery
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Allergy to massage oil u
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Alcohol or drugs abuse
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Anxiety around flame
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Contraindications with moxibustion:
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Diabetes with peripheral neuropathy
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Heat-sensitive skin or loss of sensation
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Pregnancy
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Fever
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Smoke sensitivity, respiratory conditions
Who it's for
Clients with muscle tightness and stiffness.
Sit for long hours, do physical labor, or carry stress-related tension.
Body feels cold (cold feet & hands)
Recovery support for sporters or heavy labor jobs
Seeking relaxation and stress relief
Interest in traditional & holistic care
Seeking combination of techniques
Those with tension headaches or trouble sleeping​
What clients may feel afterwards
A sense of lightness and looser muscles in the treated area, often with a warm, relaxed feeling — more pronounced and "heavier" after fire cupping, lighter after gliding cupping. Mild soreness or tenderness. Round cupping marks may appear on the skin; these are not bruises from injury but a sign of blood flow being drawn to the surface, and they fade gradually within a few days to two weeks depending on the technique used and the individual. Skin redness after gliding cupping usually settles within a day or two.