Female practitioner
Women’s cupping
With Sister Aisha Mejri · from £45 · 45 minutes
Book for womenWet cupping clinic · Streatham SW16
Private, professional cupping in South London
Wet cupping, also known as hijama, for women and men of every faith and background. Same-sex practitioners, single-use equipment, a proper consultation and written aftercare.
Everyone is welcome. Your privacy, comfort and dignity come first.
From £45Standard wet cupping
Same-sex practitionersPrivate appointments
100+ public reviewsAcross Fresha and Google
Open daily10:00–19:00
Choose the right appointment
Two clear routes. No wrong-service bookings.
Choose your practitioner here. The next step opens the correct appointment on Fresha.
Male practitioner
Men’s cupping
With Brother Abu Layla · from £45 · 40 minutes
Book for menCare without assumptions
What you can expect from us
We explain what will happen, protect your privacy and keep the boundary between complementary care and medical treatment clear.
Single-use equipment
Blades and cups are used once for one client, then disposed of safely.
Same-sex appointments
Women see Sister Aisha Mejri. Men see Brother Abu Layla.
Consultation and written aftercare
There is time to ask questions before the session and clear information to take home.
Complementary care, clearly framed
Wet cupping is not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. It can cause marks and other adverse effects; read the independent NCCIH cupping safety information.
A direct answer
What is wet cupping?
Wet cupping is a traditional complementary practice. Cups create suction on the skin, then small superficial openings are made with a single-use blade before the cups are briefly reapplied. We explain each stage before starting and provide written aftercare when the appointment ends.
See cupping options and pricesA direct answer
Is the clinic only for Muslims?
No. The clinic welcomes women and men from every faith, ethnicity and background. Some people know the practice by its Arabic name, while others simply call it wet cupping. You do not need a religious reason to book, and our same-sex setup is there for privacy and comfort.
More about the clinicYour visit
Four calm, clearly explained steps
Nothing begins until you know what to expect and have had the chance to ask questions.
- 01
Private consultation
We discuss the appointment, your comfort and the areas you would like covered.
- 02
Cup placement
Your practitioner places the cups and adjusts the suction with your comfort in mind.
- 03
Wet cupping
The cups are removed, small superficial openings are made, then the cups are briefly reapplied.
- 04
Dressing and aftercare
The area is cleaned and dressed, and you leave with written aftercare information.
Your practitioners
The right practitioner, booked from the start
Sister Aisha sees women. Brother Abu Layla sees men. Private appointments are booked with the appropriate practitioner from the start.
Meet the clinicWomen’s appointments
Sister Aisha Mejri
Female practitioner for private women’s appointments.
Men’s appointments
Brother Abu Layla
Male practitioner for private men’s appointments.
In their words
What clients say afterwards
100+ public reviews across Fresha and Google. Quotes are shown unedited.
“Sister Aisha is amazing cupping therapist, she is the best I had a cupping session with.”
“The room was clean with a lock on the door. I found it to be a relaxing experience.”
“The whole process was painless and highly professional.”
One Streatham clinic
Service areas for one Streatham clinic
Every local page points to the same clinic at 330 Streatham High Rd, London SW16 6HH. These are service areas, not branches. Check a live route before travelling.
- Address
- 330 Streatham High Rd
London SW16 6HH - Hours
- Open daily
10:00–19:00
Cupping guides
Read before you book
Clear explanations of the appointment, privacy and practical aftercare.
Browse all guidesWhat to expect at your first cupping appointment
A plain-English walk-through from arrival to written aftercare.
Wet cupping for women and men
How privacy, comfort and practitioner choice work at the clinic.
Your written aftercare guide
What the clinic gives you after an appointment and who to contact with questions.
Ready when you are
Choose the appointment that fits you
Women and men book through separate, clearly labelled routes.