Signature Hijama
Hijama · up to 10 cupsUp to 10 cups where appropriate, with a brief warm-up massage included.
- Warm-up massage included
- Free dry cups on tight areas
- Sterile single-use kit
Private clinic · St Albans · Open late, 7 days
Hijama is a traditional form of cupping therapy. People explore it for traditional wellbeing and complementary care. Results vary and suitability is checked before treatment. One-to-one in a private clinic, from £50.
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Afterwards, experiences vary and temporary marks can occur. Prefer no blood? Dry cupping and deep tissue massage are here too.
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Every Hijama includes a consultation, warm-up massage, free dry cups and aftercare. Pay after your visit.
Up to 10 cups where appropriate, with a brief warm-up massage included.
Up to 5 cups. A good first Hijama.
Focused hands-on deep tissue work for the muscles you want treated.
Deep tissue work plus up to 5 Hijama cups.
A longer deep tissue appointment for wider muscle work.
Cupping for tight muscles. No scratches, no blood.
Hijama is wet cupping: cups create suction, then small superficial skin incisions allow a small amount of blood to be collected. People explore it for Sunnah, general wellbeing and muscular discomfort. Open to everyone, Muslim or not.
From £50
Explore HijamaLooking for deep tissue or sports massage? Start with hands-on treatment. Dry cupping, IASTM muscle scraping or percussion may be included when suitable, after we explain what each involves.
From £75
Explore deep tissue massageShorter standalone sessions when you want cupping without Hijama, or one stubborn area worked with steel scraping tools.
From £35
Compare cupping optionsTell us what you’re experiencing or what you’re hoping for. We’ll point you to the simplest option, and tell you honestly if you need a GP or physio first.
Help me chooseNew to Hijama?
Wet cupping: suction, then tiny surface scratches. Sometimes called blood cupping.
02Why so many people say they feel lighter and “detoxed” afterwards.
03Why the blood in the cups can look dark and thick.
04Who it suits, who should wait, and what to check first.
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