🏺 Cupping Therapy
Wet cupping (Hijama), dry cupping and massage cupping. Cupping is a traditional therapy in which cups create gentle suction on the skin. It is commonly used for muscle tension, pain and relaxation. Our trained practitioners perform each session with clean, single-use equipment.
Common concerns we help with
If you recognise any of these, you are not alone. We will first understand your situation, then suggest a plan that fits you.
- Back, neck and shoulder pain
- Muscle tightness and knots
- Joint stiffness
- Headache from tension
- General tiredness and stress
- Poor circulation feeling
⚠️ When to see a medical doctor
- You are pregnant
- You take blood thinners or have a bleeding disorder
- You have a skin infection or open wounds
- You have severe anaemia or are very weak
Our care is complementary and supportive. It does not replace emergency or specialist medical treatment.
How we care for you
Every person is different, so every plan is personalised.
Wet cupping (Hijama)
Suction combined with tiny skin incisions, done hygienically by trained hands.
Dry cupping
Suction only, with no incisions.
Massage cupping
Cups moved over oiled skin to relax muscle.
Aftercare advice
Guidance on rest, water and what marks to expect.
Frequently asked questions
Will it leave marks?
Yes. Round marks are common and fade within days to a couple of weeks.
Is it safe?
It is generally safe when done by trained practitioners with sterile single-use items, but it is not suitable for everyone.
How often can I have it?
We advise based on your condition and how your body responds.
Ready to talk about your cupping therapy concern?
Book a private consultation. We will listen, explain your options honestly and suggest a plan for you.
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Disclaimer: Information on this page is for general awareness and is not a medical diagnosis or a guarantee of results. Results vary from person to person. Please consult a qualified medical doctor for serious, sudden or worsening symptoms, and do not stop prescribed medicines without medical advice.