Optional dry cupping and smooth-edged fascial tools used within a professional bodywork session after a clear conversation about comfort and temporary marks.
Tools are optional, never a surprise
Dry cupping uses suction without cutting or puncturing the skin. Gua sha-style smooth-edged fascial tools may be used with adjustable pressure. Either approach can cause temporary redness, circular marks, tenderness, or bruise-like discoloration.
These techniques may be used as part of a session or become its focus when appropriate. Danielle discusses the approach before beginning and can stop or change it at any time.
Is this a fit?
A useful starting point
You are curious about suction or smooth-edged fascial tools and are comfortable discussing possible temporary skin changes.
What to expect
The tool, area, amount of suction or pressure, and possible marks are discussed first. Tools can be changed, moved, or removed and are never required for the rest of the session.
How to prepare
Consider plans that could make visible circular marks inconvenient. Do not book this page as a separate product; choose a focused massage and discuss tool use with Danielle.
Your comfort
You can change pressure, position, pace, draping, or technique at any time.
Session options
Choose the pace that fits.
60 minutes
$120.00
A customized table massage designed for relaxation or a personalized combination of Swedish and deep-tissue techniques, based on your goals, preferred pressure, and what your body needs that day.
A customized table massage designed for relaxation or a personalized combination of Swedish and deep-tissue techniques, based on your goals, preferred pressure, and what your body needs that day.
A customized table massage designed for relaxation or a personalized combination of Swedish and deep-tissue techniques, based on your goals, preferred pressure, and what your body needs that day.
