Service area · Clapham
Hijama and wet cupping for Clapham clients
Worth the short trip south from Clapham. Insured wet cupping for men and women at 330 Streatham High Rd, London SW16 6HH, with same-sex practitioner sessions on request.
Getting here
Reaching the clinic from Clapham
Clapham clients travel a little further than most — and tell us the calm, unhurried appointment is why they keep coming back rather than booking somewhere closer.
From Clapham Common or Clapham South, head down through Balham to Streatham High Road by bus or car. Rail connections via Balham to the Streatham stations are also quick.
The clinic is at 330 Streatham High Rd, London SW16 6HH — see our Google Maps listing for live directions.
What Clapham clients get
- Consultation-led wet cupping (hijama) for men and women.
- Same-sex practitioners: Sister Aisha Mejri for women, Brother Abu Layla for men.
- Fully insured, single-use sterile blades and disposable cups.
- Written aftercare and a calm, private treatment room.
- Help checking upcoming Sunnah dates when you book.
Common questions
Asked by clients from Clapham
Is the journey from Clapham worth it compared to clinics nearer me?
That is your call — what we can promise is what clients travel for: a proper consultation first, single-use sterile equipment, same-sex practitioner options and written aftercare before you leave.
How long does a session take?
Plan for 60 to 75 minutes: a short consultation, around 20 to 30 minutes of cup time, wound care, and a few minutes of rest before you leave. First visits run slightly longer because we take your health history and explain every step before any cups are placed.
Do you offer female-only and male-only sessions?
Yes. Female clients can request Sister Aisha in a female-only environment, and male clients are seen by Brother Abu Layla. Modesty and privacy are protected throughout — just mention your preference when you book so we schedule the right practitioner and room setup.
Ready when you are
Book online in about two minutes, or message us first if you want to check suitability.