I’ve heard of various beauty treatments to improve the skin, which means reducing acne, reducing wrinkles, reducing scarring and discoloration, the list really goes on. But one of the more popular things lately is called cupping therapy. It’s partly popular, because it actually comes from ancient Chinese medicine, and it basically works by using small plastic suction cups. They attach to a suction machine and then vacuum your skin or face in general. it begins at the lymph node in the neck, and from there it works across the rest of the face, pulling the skin up lightly at first. They claim that by doing this, you would naturally stimulate the blood flow, which would increase general nutrient delivery to the skin. They also say that it improves the skin’s natural collagen production for smooth, lifted skin. They claim it should be dispensed in about 8 applications in general terms, and if you get the blood flowing, it generally has the effect of also getting bacteria pushed out in some ways instead of sticking in the skin and otherwise causing more acne, as you will also see with oils in general. There is not really proof that it works, so of course proceed with caution before paying too much for it.