Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Vacuum Therapy.

Vacuum Therapy uses controlled suction cups to lift tissue and enhance circulation. This mechanical action loosens fat deposits and stimulates collagen, producing contouring and firmer skin. Sessions are tailored to your goals and combined with lifestyle advice for best, lasting results.

Most clients feel a deep, firming pressure rather than pain. Therapists adjust suction intensity for comfort; mild soreness or temporary bruising can occur. Communicate during the session so pressure is modified to your comfort level and skin sensitivity.

A typical course is six to twelve sessions spaced one to two weeks apart, though results vary. Our therapists assess body composition and goals to recommend a personalized plan and adjust frequency for optimal contouring and maintenance.

Common side effects include temporary redness, light bruising, and mild soreness that resolve in days. Serious complications are rare but possible; avoid treatment if you have active skin infections, clotting disorders or recent surgery, and consult your therapist beforehand.

People who are pregnant, have bleeding disorders, use blood thinners, or possess active skin conditions or open wounds should avoid Vacuum Therapy. Those with implants or recent surgeries should consult their physician; we perform a medical history review before scheduling any sessions.

Hydrate well, avoid alcohol and blood-thinning medications when possible, and arrive with clean, lotion-free skin. Eat lightly and communicate any medical history or skin sensitivities. Your therapist will outline pre- and post-care to maximize comfort and outcomes.