Dry Cupping vs. Wet Cupping (Hijama): What's the Difference?

Cupping has surged in popularity, but not all cupping is the same.

Dry cupping uses suction to lift tissue, boosting circulation and releasing deep muscular tension. It's ideal for stiffness, knots, and post-exertion recovery.

Wet cupping (Hijama) adds controlled, superficial extraction for therapeutic detoxification and systemic relief. It's a specialised technique performed under strict hygiene protocols.

Our specialists assess your condition first, then recommend the approach—or combination—that fits your recovery goals. Both are delivered at home with sterile, single-use equipment.