Cupping Services & Pricing
Every session is one-to-one with your practitioner in a private clinical setting. Choose the option that fits you.
Hijama (Wet Cupping)
Hijama Essentials
A focused wet cupping session with up to 5 cups. A great way to experience Hijama properly for the first time in a private, sterile setting.
Best for: First-time clients and shorter, focused sessions.
Signature Hijama
Our core session. Full assessment, tailored point selection with up to 10 cups, and detailed aftercare. Where most of our regular clients sit.
Best for: Targeted points, localised tension, and general wellbeing.
Advanced Hijama
Extended session with broader point coverage for a more thorough approach. Best if you've had Hijama before or want a fuller treatment.
Best for: Returning clients, extensive coverage, and holistic support.
Standalone Cupping (No Incisions)
Clinical Dry Cupping
Muscle decompression using static suction to release stubborn tension and increase mobility. No incisions involved. Often requested alongside other modalities.
Best for: Muscular tension, gym recovery, and general tightness.
Traditional Fire Cupping
Traditional glass cupping using thermal heat to penetrate deep stiffness and stimulate blood flow. A warming treatment that works well in colder months.
Best for: Deep chronic stiffness and cold weather aches.
*Female practitioners available for ladies upon request.
Understanding the Methods
We use three different cupping techniques depending on what your body needs. Here's how they differ.
Dry Cupping
Suction is applied to the skin using cups to lift and decompress the muscle tissue underneath. No incisions, no blood. It increases local blood flow, loosens tight fascia, and is often used as a warm-up before deeper work. Good for general tension and mobility.
Fire Cupping
A traditional method using glass cups heated with a flame to create suction. The warmth penetrates deeper into stiff tissue and stimulates blood flow more aggressively than standard dry cupping. Particularly effective for chronic stiffness and aches that worsen in cold weather.
Hijama (Wet Cupping)
A traditional therapy rooted in prophetic and Islamic medicine. After applying suction, small superficial incisions are made to draw out stagnant blood and cellular waste. We perform this in a fully sterile environment using 100% single-use equipment. Nothing is reused.
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How a Session Works
Every session follows the same structured process, whether you're here for dry cupping, fire cupping, or Hijama.
1. Consultation
We talk through your symptoms, goals, and medical history. This is how we decide which approach and which points are right for you.
2. Preparation
The treatment area is prepared and, where appropriate, percussive therapy is used to relax the tissue before cupping begins.
3. Cupping
Cups are applied using the dry, fire, or wet method depending on your session. Suction time and pressure are tailored to your comfort.
4. Hijama (wet sessions only)
For Hijama clients, small superficial incisions are made after the initial suction to draw out stagnant blood and cellular waste.
5. Aftercare
The area is cleaned with antiseptic. You leave with written aftercare guidance covering what to expect and how to support your recovery.
How Cupping Therapy Helps
These are the benefits clients most commonly report after regular sessions.
Scar Tissue & Adhesions
Helps break down scar tissue and fascial adhesions that build up from chronic postural strain, repetitive movement, or old injuries. Cupping lifts and separates the layers that massage alone often can't reach.
Deep Muscle Release
Relieves persistent tightness in the shoulders, neck, and lower back. Particularly useful for tension headaches, desk-related stiffness, and myofascial restriction that doesn't respond to standard massage.
Recovery & General Wellbeing
Supports the body's natural recovery process by improving circulation and helping flush out cellular waste. Clients regularly report reduced fatigue, better sleep, and improved energy after consistent sessions.
Common Questions
If you're new to cupping, these are the things most people ask before their first session.
How does it feel?
The main sensation is a deep pulling on the skin. Most people find it comfortable once they settle in. For Hijama, the superficial incisions feel like a very light scratch. It's much less invasive than most people expect, and we go at your pace throughout.
Who is it for?
Anyone dealing with muscle tension, stiffness, mobility issues, or sports recovery. For Muslim clients, Hijama is also a valued Sunnah practice that provides both spiritual reward and physical benefit. We welcome everyone regardless of background or experience level.
Aftercare & What to Expect
Some mild soreness is normal after your session. The circular marks left by the cups are not bruises. They're a normal response and typically fade within 3 to 7 days. We recommend avoiding heavy exercise, hot showers, and saunas for 24 hours after treatment. You'll leave with written guidance covering everything in detail.