Frequently Asked Questions

Hijama is a traditional cupping therapy that uses suction on selected areas of the body. Wet hijama may involve small skin incisions.

Most clients describe it as pressure or tightness. Wet hijama may cause mild discomfort, depending on individual sensitivity.

No. Hijama is a complementary therapy and should not replace proper medical treatment, diagnosis, or medical advice.

You can book through our online booking page using the appointment scheduler. If you are unsure which service to choose, you can message us on WhatsApp before booking.

Yes, you can request a male or female therapist, subject to availability.

Yes, female therapists are available upon request, subject to schedule availability.

Yes, housecall appointments are available depending on location and therapist availability.

Hijama may not be suitable for everyone. If you are pregnant, taking blood thinners, diabetic, anemic, recovering from surgery, or have a serious medical condition, please consult a qualified medical professional before booking. See our safety & aftercare page for more.

Stay hydrated, avoid heavy meals right before the session, wear comfortable clothing, and inform the practitioner of any medical conditions or medication.

Rest, drink water, keep the area clean, and avoid strenuous activity for the day. See our aftercare guidance for more detail.