25-Minute Cupping/Gua Sha/Moxibustion/Ear Candling/Navel Candling/Hot Stone Therapy

Service Introduction ‌Cupping‌ (historically called Jiaofa in ancient China) involves using animal horns as suction tools. Modern methods utilize negative pressure and heat to attach cups to meridians, acupoints, or areas of discomfort, causing localized congestion or blistering. This non-invasive bloodletting therapy is widely used as an alternative treatment for various symptoms. Gua Sha‌ is a traditional Chinese therapy guided by meridian theory. Special tools are used to scrape the skin repeatedly, creating red or dark red petechiae (Sha) to promote blood circulation, relieve muscle tension, and detoxify. ‌Moxibustion‌ stimulates acupoints with the medicinal heat of mugwort, balancing yin-yang energy and improving circulation. It effectively dispels cold, reduces swelling, and supports wellness with painless application. ‌Ear Candling‌ (or Cranial Cleansing Therapy) involves placing hollow candles near the ear. The heat creates a vacuum effect (chimney effect), drawing out earwax and reducing intracranial pressure. ‌Navel Candling‌ originates from North America and Indonesia. Burning candles release herbal oils and warmth, inducing a vacuum effect. Combined with lymphatic massage, it soothes stress and promotes relaxation. ‌Hot Stone Therapy‌ uses heated, smooth stones on specific body points. Their thermal conductivity delivers deep relaxation, while also enhancing the absorption of essential oils into subcutaneous tissue (2–5 cm) to soften fat. Service Benefits Accelerates metabolism & detoxification Relieves stress and calms nerves Enhances blood circulation Number of Treatments Single Session Treatment Duration Approximately 25 minutes for the entire treatment Notes Customers are kindly requested to arrive on time as late arrivals may not be accommodated. In case of special circumstances requiring a time adjustment, please inform the business in advance to change the appointment time.