What is Wet Cupping (Hijama)?
Wet Cupping, also known as Hijama, is a traditional therapeutic technique that involves creating mild suction on the skin followed by controlled superficial incisions to draw a small amount of blood.
Hijama therapy is a traditional practice used in many cultures. It is performed by trained professionals in a sterile and safe clinical environment.
Our expert therapists will provide the following:
A detailed consultation to understand your health condition, medical history, and suitability for Hijama therapy to ensure a safe and effective treatment.
Hijama can help with chronic pain, muscle stiffness, migraines, fatigue, stress, poor circulation, and various inflammatory conditions.
Application of suction cups followed by gentle incisions to draw a small amount of blood, under strict hygiene protocols.
Guidance on hydration, diet, and rest to maximize the benefits of Hijama and support faster recovery.
Hijama therapy is performed by certified practitioners. For best results, sessions are tailored to individual needs and performed by certified practitioners.
Pricing:
FREE Consultation
Health Assessment
Personalized Treatment Plan
1st Session Guidance Included
During an examination your Sports Physio will assess the joints, muscles and/or nerves that are causing the problems.
(Cups are disposable and full sanitary equipment provided in the session)
Hijama Therapy Pricing:
£100 – Take off the student discount (45 Minutes)
HIJAMA (WET CUPPING) THERAPY
What are the benefits of Hijama therapy?
Improved Blood Circulation
• Hijama applies suction to the skin over the treated area.
• Better circulation supports oxygen delivery and overall body function.
Pain Relief & Muscle Recovery
• Effective for back pain, neck pain, joint pain, and muscle stiffness.
• Reduces inflammation and accelerates healing naturally.
Reduces Stress & Fatigue
• Promotes relaxation and mental clarity.
Skin & Overall Wellness
• Can improve skin conditions and promote a healthy glow.
• Enhances overall physical and mental wellbeing.
Is Hijama Therapy Safe for Everyone?
Yes, Hijama is generally safe when performed by trained professionals using sterile equipment.
However, a consultation is required to assess your condition and ensure suitability.
Hijama is a traditional therapy that uses suction cups and small, controlled incisions to draw a small amount of blood.
Hijama is commonly used for back pain, migraines, muscle stiffness, fatigue, stress, poor circulation, and some chronic inflammatory conditions.
The therapist applies suction cups to specific areas, then makes small superficial incisions to draw a small amount of blood in a safe and hygienic process.
A typical session lasts between 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the treatment area and individual needs.
Most people feel minimal discomfort. The suction may feel tight, and the incisions are very small and usually well tolerated.
This depends on your condition. Some people feel benefits after one session, while others may need multiple sessions for long-term results.
Yes, when performed by trained professionals using sterile equipment, Hijama is considered safe and effective.
It’s recommended to eat light, stay hydrated, and avoid heavy meals 2–3 hours before your session.
Rest, drink plenty of water, avoid intense physical activity, and follow any aftercare advice provided by your therapist.
Mild bruising, slight discomfort, or temporary fatigue may occur, but these effects usually go away within a few days.
Hijama is not recommended for pregnant women, people with certain medical conditions, or those with bleeding disorders without medical advice.
Coverage varies depending on your provider. It’s best to check directly with your insurance company.
For general wellness, once every few months is common. For specific conditions, your therapist may recommend a personalized plan.
You can easily book your session online or contact our clinic directly to schedule an appointment.