Hijama & Dry Cupping Therapy in Kingston upon Thames
What is Hijama (Wet Cupping)?
Hijama, also known as wet cupping, is a traditional healing method that involves creating suction on the skin using special cups. After the initial suction, small, gentle incisions are made on the skin to draw out a small amount of blood. This process helps to remove toxins, reduce inflammation, and stimulate blood flow, promoting healing and detoxification. Hijama has been practiced for centuries and is highly regarded in Islamic medicine as a Sunnah therapy recommended by the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ.
What is Dry Cupping?
Dry cupping uses the same suction technique with cups but does not involve any cuts or blood removal. The suction pulls blood toward the surface of the skin, improving circulation and relieving muscle tension. It is a gentle, non-invasive therapy ideal for relaxing tight muscles, reducing pain, and enhancing overall well-being.
Benefits of Hijama and Dry Cupping
Relieves Pain
Relieves chronic pain including back, neck, & shoulder pain
Muscle Recovery
Reduces inflammation and muscle stiffness
Blood Flow
Improves blood circulation and lymphatic drainage
Headache Relief
Helps alleviate migraines, headaches, and fatigue
Immunity Strength
Supports detoxification and immune system function
Mind Relaxation
Promotes relaxation and stress relief
Why Choose Our Therapy?
- Professional, certified practitioner with years of experience
- Use of sterile, single-use cups and equipment for your safety
- Personalized treatment tailored to your health needs
- Conveniently located in Kingston upon Thames
- Respectful and comfortable environment for your healing journey
What to Expect in Your Session
Your session will begin with a consultation to understand your health concerns and goals. During Hijama, cups are placed on specific points on your body, followed by gentle skin incisions to release stagnant blood. Dry cupping sessions involve cup placement and suction without incisions. The whole process is relaxing and safe, typically lasting between 30 to 45 minutes. After the session, you may experience improved energy and relief from pain.
Opening HoursMonday – Friday (8am to 5pm) Sunday – Closed
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