Women · cupping
Women's wet cupping
£45 · 45 minutes
A private cupping appointment with Sister Aisha Mejri.
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Cupping & prices
Four clearly labelled options for women and men. Every faith and background is welcome, and hijama is simply used as a secondary name for wet cupping.
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Prices and times before you book
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Men · cupping
Men's wet cupping
£45 · 40 minutes
A private cupping appointment with Brother Abu Layla.
Book men's wet cuppingWomen · extended appointment
Full spiritual appointment
£80 · 90 minutes
A longer private appointment for women with Sister Aisha Mejri.
Book women's full appointmentMen · extended appointment
Full spiritual appointment
£80 · 80 minutes
A longer private appointment for men with Brother Abu Layla.
Book men's full appointmentWhat happens
A calm, explained process
Your practitioner explains the appointment and checks your consent before beginning.
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Private conversation
There is time to discuss the appointment, ask questions and confirm what you are comfortable with.
- 02
Cup placement
The practitioner places the cups and explains the wet cupping stage before proceeding.
- 03
Clean, single-use setup
New single-use cups and blades are prepared for each client. Used items are disposed of safely.
- 04
Finish and written information
The area is cleaned and dressed, then you receive the clinic's written aftercare information.
Privacy and dignity
Separate care for women and men
Women see our women's cupping practitioner, Sister Aisha Mejri. Men see our men's cupping practitioner, Brother Abu Layla.
Women's privacy
Women's appointments take place with Sister Aisha in a private setting.
Men's privacy
Men's appointments take place with Brother Abu Layla in a private setting.
Everyone is welcome
The clinic welcomes people of every faith, ethnicity and background without assumptions.
Clear care boundary
Complementary care, not medical treatment
Cupping is a complementary practice and is not a replacement for medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. We can explain our process and clinic policy, but we do not diagnose conditions or tell you to change prescribed care.
For independent information about evidence and possible side effects, read the NCCIH guide to cupping and safety. Direct personal medical questions to an appropriately qualified healthcare professional before booking.
Straight answers
Cupping questions
Before booking
What is wet cupping?
Wet cupping, also called hijama, is a traditional complementary practice. Cups create suction on the skin, then small superficial openings are made before the cups are briefly reapplied. We explain each stage before starting.
Do I need to be Muslim?
No. People of every faith and background are welcome. You do not need a religious reason to book cupping.
Which appointment should I choose?
Choose the card for the client's gender and the service wanted. The price and duration are shown on every card before the link opens Fresha.
At the clinic
Who will I see?
Women see Sister Aisha Mejri. Men see Brother Abu Layla. Appointments are arranged this way to protect privacy and comfort.
What hygiene measures are used?
The treatment area is prepared before each visit. Cups and blades are new and single-use for each client, then disposed of safely.
What if my question is medical?
Ask an appropriately qualified healthcare professional before booking. We can explain the clinic process, but cupping does not replace medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.
£45–£80Prices shown before booking
40–90 minutesDepending on the service
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Open daily10:00–19:00
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Return to the four clearly labelled booking options, or ask a non-medical question first.