Holistic Healing Through Authentic Hijama Cupping Therapy

Hijama can be mildly uncomfortable. The sensation is similar to a small insect bite. The degree varies by person and body location. The majority of our clients find it very manageable and well-tolerated.

The marks occur because blood is drawn to the surface. A darker shade indicates stagnant fluids such as toxins or old blood being released. These marks fade within a few hours to several days. With consistent sessions the marking becomes lighter over time.

Dry Cupping uses suction only — no incisions. It focuses on myofascial decompression, ideal for new clients. Hijama adds superficial micro-incisions to extract a small amount of stagnant blood, providing a deeper detoxification effect.

Absolutely. We use strictly single-use, medical-grade cups and individually sealed, sterile blades for every session — ensuring zero risk of cross-contamination. All suction instruments undergo rigorous UV sterilization between uses.

Yes! Hijama therapy is available for both Men and Women. Hijama for Women is performed exclusively by our licensed female Hijama therapist (Sister Tabassum) to ensure comfort, privacy, and professional care.