Hijama — wet cupping — is performed at our clinic by experienced practitioners using sterile, single-use equipment for every client. This page covers what the treatment involves, what it commonly helps with, the aftercare that follows and what it costs.
The therapy uses localised negative pressure to create a vacuum that opens the muscle tissue, increases blood circulation and helps restore the body's natural balance. While it can be applied anywhere on the body, it is most often used over areas of pain for targeted relief.
After your session it's normal to have temporary circular marks or light bruising where the cups were applied — these typically fade within about ten days. We'll give you simple aftercare advice: keep the area clean, stay hydrated and avoid intense exercise for a day.
New to Hijama and want the full background first? Read our guide on what Hijama is and its benefits.
Based in Prestons and just minutes from Liverpool, we're one of the few clinics offering traditional Hijama across South West Sydney — caring for clients from Liverpool, Casula, Edmondson Park, Hoxton Park and the surrounding suburbs, 7 days a week.
Ready to book? See our dedicated page on Hijama in Prestons for pricing, the best (sunnah) days and to book your session online.
