Cupping Therapy in Leesburg & Ashburn VA
Located on the Ashburn border in Lansdowne, Leesburg, Massage Hope delivers expert therapeutic cupping therapy to clients throughout Loudoun County. From Ashburn, Sterling, Brambleton, Aldie, and Chantilly to Purcellville, and South Riding, our licensed therapists use clinically focused static and moving cupping to quickly reduce muscle pain, release tight fascia, improve circulation, and speed recovery — whether you’re an athlete training in Ashburn, a desk professional battling neck and shoulder tension in Leesburg, or recovering from an injury near INOVA Lansdowne Hospital.
Cupping Therapy Session Options:
30 Minute Cupping Therapy Session $95: Focus on quick relief from muscle tension and improved circulation.
60 Minute Cupping Therapy Session $145: Dive deeper with a full hour of cupping therapy, perfect for addressing multiple areas of tension and promoting overall well-being.
90 Minute Cupping Therapy Session $190: Our extended 90-minute session offers comprehensive treatment, combining cupping with other massage techniques for profound muscle release and detoxification.
120 Minute Cupping Therapy Session $265: Dedicate two hours to your health with an in-depth massage with cupping session aimed at significant muscle recovery, improved circulation, and enhanced physical well-being.
Cupping Therapy Add-On $15: Enhance any service with targeted cupping for deeper rejuvenation.
Members receive 10% OFF all services and 10% back in reward points. 1 point = $1
Excerpts from happy clients!
“I deal with so many aches and pains on a daily basis. Along with high levels of stress and anxiety on top. I walked out of my session feeling relief, relaxation and honestly, happiness! The cupping was incredible as well. I cannot wait to get back for my next session. I’m so grateful.”
“Edith was amazing, hands down one of the best massages I’ve had. Full body massage with my first time trying cupping and it was incredible. I also learned she specializes in lymphatic drainage! I will request that next time.”
Why Clients Love Cupping at Massage Hope
Reduces muscle pain and chronic tension
Improves blood flow and lymphatic drainage
Releases fascial restrictions and “knots”
Speeds recovery from workouts and injuries
Helps with migraines, neck/shoulder pain, and lower back issues
Complements deep tissue and sports massage
Our Cupping Techniques
Static Cupping — Cups are placed and left in one spot to create strong suction and deep tissue release.
Moving (Gliding) Cupping — Cups are moved across the skin with oil for a gentler, broader myofascial release.
Cupping Add-On — Add cupping to any massage session for targeted relief.
What to Expect During Your Cupping Session
Your therapist will explain the process, apply oil, and place the cups. You may feel a strong pulling sensation and see temporary circular marks (they usually fade within a few days). Most clients describe it as deeply relaxing and notice immediate relief in mobility and pain levels.
Book Your Cupping Massage Today!
Experience the ancient art of cupping at Massage Hope. Book your session to explore how this therapy can transform your health and well-being.
Frequently Asked Questions About Cupping Therapy
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Cupping therapy is a clinically proven technique that uses specialized cups to create suction on the skin. This lifts muscle and fascia layers, increases blood flow, reduces inflammation, and helps release deep-seated tension and toxins. At Massage Hope in Lansdowne (on the Ashburn border in Leesburg), we use both static and moving cupping as part of our therapeutic massage treatments.
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Most clients describe it as a strong, deep pulling or tugging sensation. While it can feel intense, it is rarely painful and many people find the release very relaxing. You will often notice immediate improvement in mobility and reduced tightness during or right after the session.
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The temporary circular marks (called “sha”) are a normal part of the treatment and usually fade within 3 to 7 days. The darker the mark, the more stagnation was present in the tissue. These are not bruises and typically cause no discomfort.
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Yes. When performed by our licensed massage therapists, cupping is very safe. We screen for contraindications and never cup over varicose veins, open wounds, broken skin, or inflamed areas. Every session is fully customized to your needs.
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Static cupping leaves the cups in one place for deep, targeted release of knots and tight fascia. Moving (gliding) cupping uses oil so the cups can slide across larger muscle groups for broader myofascial release. We often combine both techniques depending on your goals.
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For acute pain or injury recovery, we often recommend 1–2 sessions per week. For general maintenance and wellness, most clients in Leesburg and Ashburn benefit from adding cupping every 3–4 weeks to their regular massage sessions.
