Cupping can cost anywhere from $100 to $250, but it is typically covered by Health Benefits under Acupuncture Toronto treatment. This treatment involves placing a suction cup on the skin and then applying intense heat with a second cup placed over the first one. The cups are then removed quickly so that the pressure exerted by them is released gradually.

Cupping is a popular traditional Chinese therapy that involves the use of glass cups to create suction on specific parts of the body. The intention is to release blockages and restore balance in the body by stimulating nerve function and promoting circulation.
Cupping can be used for a variety of conditions, including pain relief, reducing inflammation, improving sleep quality, boosting energy levels, treating depression and anxiety disorders, relieving stress headaches, healing skin problems such as eczema or psoriasis , and more.
The cups are heated before using them so that they maintain maximum suction throughout the procedure. After being filled with hot water or tea-like infusions (depending on which treatment you are undergoing),the cup is placed onto specific acupuncture points on your body. You then wait until the cup feels cool enough to remove it without causing further damage.After accessing your overall condition, we will let you know exactly where we will place acupuncture needles. You will get to ask any questions as well as take your time to feel comfortable.
Expect your first appointment to last between one and 1.5 hours, while follow-up visits last one hour each.

Cupping is a therapeutic technique that has been used for centuries to treat pain, wounds, and other medical conditions. It involves the application of heat and pressure to specific areas of the body in order to break down scar tissue, cleanse away infection, and stimulate circulation.
Cupping therapy is often considered an effective treatment for reducing inflammation, improving blood flow, and alleviating pain. In some cases it has also been shown to improve muscle function and aesthetically rejuvenate skin lesions or wrinkles.

While cupping may sometimes be painful, it can also have many benefits. This ancient therapy is used to treat a variety of conditions such as fatigue, anxiety, pain relief, and more. Cupping consists of putting pressure on the skin with a cup (or other shaped container) to draw blood circulation to the skin.
Cupping has been shown to improve circulation by releasing toxins from the body that are trapped in fatty tissues around the organs. Additionally, cupping may help stimulate tissue growth and restore balance within the bodily fluids. 

Patients can come in as often as two to three times a week for cupping, but it's usually used in conjunction with acupuncture

The effects of cupping last anywhere from a few minutes to an hour, depending on the type and amount of pressure that is used. In general, more intense pressures cause deeper tissue penetration which results in longer-lasting benefits. However, it's always important to consult with a professional before undergoing any treatment so that you can gauge the best course of action for you.