Enquiry
Tell us your wellness goal, preferred time and whether this is your first cupping experience.
First-visit guide
Your first visit, step by step
Know what to share, what to ask and what happens before any treatment begins.
Screening
Share relevant conditions, medicines, allergies, skin concerns and recent procedures.
Consent
Review the technique, expected effects, risks, alternatives and the option not to proceed.
Aftercare
Receive practical instructions and know which changes need medical attention.
Prepare with confidence
A little planning makes the visit easier.
Bring useful health information, wear comfortable clothing and leave time for the preparation and aftercare explained for your chosen method.
Plan your first visitBefore you arrive
Prepare useful information
- Your current medicines and supplements
- Known allergies and skin sensitivities
- Relevant diagnoses or recent procedures
- Pregnancy or possibility of pregnancy
- History of fainting, bleeding or poor wound healing
- The question or goal you want to discuss
During the visit
You remain in control
The practitioner explains the proposed method before beginning. You may ask for a pause, request a change or withdraw consent. Privacy and respectful draping should be maintained.
If wet cupping is being considered, the additional steps and infection-control measures must be explained before consent.
After the visit
Follow the technique-specific guidance
Temporary marks or tenderness may occur. Keep any treated or broken skin clean as instructed. Contact the clinic if you have concerns, and seek medical care for spreading redness, worsening pain, pus, fever, persistent bleeding or another worrying change.
Three questions worth asking
- Why is this technique being suggested for me?
- What are the likely temporary effects and material risks?
- What should I do—and who should I contact—if I am concerned afterwards?
Appointment enquiry
Plan your first visit
Use the appointment form to prepare a WhatsApp message. Do not include highly sensitive medical records in the initial message.