Fascia release
The suction lifts and frees stuck fascia, the connective layer around muscles.
Massage / Cupping
Negative pressure work for stubborn tension and recovery.
Cupping uses silicone or glass cups placed on the skin to create gentle suction. Where massage pushes into tissue, cupping lifts and decompresses it — useful for stubborn fascia restrictions, chronic muscle tension, and recovery work. Often integrated into a regular massage by therapists who are trained in it.
Quick facts
The suction lifts and frees stuck fascia, the connective layer around muscles.
Cupping draws blood to the surface, often visibly — that flow brings nutrients and waste removal.
Useful for athletes and active bodies after heavy training or events.
A different angle on stubborn knots and tight bands that have not responded to compression alone.
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New to massage? Our first-visit guide walks through arrival, draping, communication, and aftercare in detail.
Cupping is offered by select therapists at Jefferson Blvd as part of a 60- or 90-minute massage. Call us at (260) 459-1111 and we will pair you with a trained therapist and discuss pricing.
Southwest
4606 W Jefferson Blvd, Fort Wayne, IN 46804
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