Cupping therapy
Explore a personalised suction-based session planned around your comfort, wellness goal and health context.
Explore cupping
Services
Cupping services guided by screening and consent
The right starting point is a conversation—not a technique selected from a list.
Core therapies
Understand the difference before you enquire
Service descriptions are educational. They do not confirm that a particular technique is safe or suitable for you.
Hijama / wet cupping
Understand how screening, consent, single-use supplies and aftercare shape an invasive wet-cupping visit.
Understand HijamaDry cupping
Learn about controlled suction without skin incisions, including likely marks, comfort choices and aftercare.
Understand dry cupping
A thoughtful visit
Your comfort and questions shape the conversation.
Take time to understand the proposed method, likely temporary effects and aftercare before you choose whether to continue.
Plan your first visitCupping therapy
A broad term for suction-based techniques
Cupping involves placing cups on the skin to create controlled suction. The method, intensity, placement and duration may differ according to the technique and the practitioner’s assessment.
People commonly enquire about cupping as part of relaxation, mobility, muscle-comfort or sports-recovery routines. Evidence for treating specific medical conditions is mixed or limited, so individual results must not be promised.
Hijama / wet cupping
An invasive form of cupping
In wet cupping, superficial skin incisions are combined with suction. Because the skin is broken and blood is present, infection control, single-use sterile items, safe sharps disposal and wound aftercare are essential.
Suitability screening is especially important if you take blood-thinning medicine, have a bleeding disorder, anaemia, poor wound healing, active skin problems or other relevant conditions.
Review safety informationDry cupping
Suction without skin incisions
Dry cupping does not intentionally break the skin. Cups may remain stationary or be used in another controlled manner, depending on the plan explained to you.
Temporary marks, tenderness, light-headedness or skin irritation can still occur. Screening, clean equipment, consent and aftercare remain important.
Therapy library
Compare nine therapy and technique guides
Core cupping, Hijama, wet, dry and sports-recovery guides explain services available for enquiry. Moving, fire, facial and herbal technique pages are educational until the clinic confirms current availability and the required operating protocols.
Appointment enquiry
Not sure which service to choose?
Tell us what you want support with. The practitioner will discuss suitability before recommending any technique.