Hijama, the Arabic term for wet cupping, is a traditional therapy that uses gentle suction to draw out small amounts of blood, helping to remove toxins, impurities, fragmented blood cells and tissue fluid from the body.
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.
All treatments are performed using sterile, single-use equipment by experienced practitioners.