Wet cupping (hijama)

Hijama uses controlled suction on intact skin following established traditional protocols.

Sterile equipment and medical oversight are essential.

Often chosen for perceived muscle relaxation and general supportive goals.

Evidence and indication vary; expectations are discussed honestly.

Area and fitness are assessed; skin is prepared and the procedure completed aseptically.

Duration depends on regions treated.

Mild bruising or temporary marks may appear.

Fluid intake and rest help recovery.

Avoid hot showers and heavy exercise early on.

Spaced sessions rather than frequent back-to-back visits are usual.

Minimum interval respects tissue healing.

Haemoglobin and clotting profile should be adequate; skin must be healthy.

Anaemia, anticoagulation, or infection may delay treatment.

Keep sites clean; avoid extreme heat that day.

Seek advice for dizziness or prolonged bleeding.

Pricing reflects areas and session count.

Confirmed after medical review.

Details: contact.