Get Trained in Facial Cupping Therapy

Adding holistic treatments like facial cupping therapy can complement your menu of services and appeal to your clientele, who are looking for results with no downtime or injections. Facial cupping therapy uses suction cups to stimulate skin, muscles, and blood circulation. Unlike body cupping, facial cupping does not cause visible bruising.

Naturally Boost Collagen for Optimal Results

Facial cupping is a powerful, noninvasive, holistic treatment that enhances natural features by increasing blood circulation and creating new microchannels, therefore forcing the skin to produce collagen, resulting in tighter and brighter skin complexes. This method can target fine lines, decrease inflammation, diminish scars, make pores appear smaller, brighten the dark under the eye, lift the eyelids, plump the lips, and enhance natural lip color. 

What You Will Learn

• Understand the therapies involved in this treatment, why they are used, and how they act together.
• Hands-on practical training using manual silicone cupping and a machine glass cup vacuum demonstration from our experienced instructors. 
• Learn additional benefits and uses for facial cupping, including TMJD, eczema, dermatitis, headaches, migraines, sinus pressure, acne, and rosacea.

Eligibility and Requirements

Participants must possess an esthetician license or other professional licensing, including Cosmetologists (or equivalent professional governing body designation), Licensed Registered Nurses (RN), Licensed Practicing Nurses (LPN), Physicians’ Assistants (PA), Physicians, or Massage Therapists. Exceptions may be made for graduate students in the above fields or students in their last quarter of study.

Disclaimer

Atelier Esthetique Institute of Esthetics hosts a variety of workshops conducted by industry professionals designed to enhance the participant’s knowledge and skill in the field. These workshops are not affiliated with Atelier Esthetique Institute of Esthetics and are therefore not licensed by the State Education Department of New York or accredited by NACCAS.