Myofascial decompression through targeted negative pressure — increasing circulation, releasing soft tissue adhesions, and accelerating recovery with a technique refined over millennia and validated by modern sports medicine.
Cupping has evolved from its ancient origins into a clinically refined technique with multiple applications. Dr. Vernon selects the appropriate method based on your specific tissue findings, treatment goals, and tolerance.
Unlike conventional massage or compression-based therapies, cupping works through myofascial decompression — lifting tissue rather than compressing it. This creates a distinct set of biological effects that complement and amplify other regenerative treatments.
Cupping is particularly effective for soft tissue conditions involving fascial restriction, poor local circulation, or chronic muscle tension — and is widely used in elite sport recovery.
Dr. Vernon performs cupping therapy as part of the Revive care team at IPC North — integrating it with OMT and osteopathic assessment to address the full fascial and structural picture. His physician background ensures cupping is applied with clinical precision as part of an individualized care strategy.