Cupping therapy uses specialized suction cups placed on the skin to gently lift tissue, boost blood flow, and promote healing. Our licensed physical therapists use this technique to:
Though cupping has roots in traditional medicine, it’s now supported by modern research. Today, it’s a go-to recovery tool in physical therapy and sports medicine alike.
Cupping isn’t just relaxing—it delivers real results. When combined with other treatments, it can accelerate recovery and help you get back to what you love faster.
Releases deep tension and restores mobility in stiff muscles.
Enhances circulation and shortens post-workout soreness by up to 40%.
Reduces discomfort and inflammation from injuries or chronic tightness.
Boosts flexibility and function while supporting proper movement patterns.
Cupping is more than just suction—it’s a strategic part of our hands-on care approach. Here’s what makes us different:
Most people feel gentle suction or a tight sensation, not pain. Any mild soreness fades quickly.
Some patients feel relief after 1–3 visits, but the number depends on your condition and goals.
Yes, when performed by trained professionals. It’s a low-risk, well-tolerated treatment.
Often, yes—especially when cupping is part of a physical therapy care plan. We can verify your coverage.
If pain, stiffness, or soreness are slowing you down, cupping therapy might be the missing piece. Feel the relief for yourself. We proudly serve patients in our Noblesville clinic and surrounding areas including Cicero, Westfield, and Fishers. Call (317) 764-2884 to get started.
