Application of a cupping vessel to produce local suction. Dry cupping uses intact skin; wet cupping includes incisions and removal of blood. This procedural distinction does not itself establish therapeutic efficacy. [ref]
A cup applied to the skin with reduced internal pressure. Ancient bronze and horn versions are described by Celsus. [ref]

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