Everything You Need to Know About Cupping

We have three branches in Riyadh: Al Sahafa, Al Nuzha, and Al Hamra. We're happy to direct you to the nearest one.

We are open Saturday to Thursday from 8:15 AM to 10:30 PM. Friday is our day off. We'd love to book an appointment at a time that suits you.

We strongly recommend booking in advance to avoid waiting and to prepare the clinic for you — priority is given to those with appointments. Walk-ins are possible but you may wait depending on how busy we are.

We do our best to accommodate you even if you're a little late. Please contact us to reschedule. If you're more than 10 minutes late, your slot may be placed in the waiting queue depending on availability.

We're happy to walk you through all the details, pricing, and what suits your case best — just reach out via WhatsApp, phone, or visit one of our branches.

Yes, we have various discounts and promotions depending on the case and occasion. Contact us to find out what's currently available and what works for you.

Currently, our cupping services are not covered by medical insurance.

Yes, we offer installments via Tabby and Tamara for the integrated therapeutic course. We're happy to help you arrange this at booking.

We offer prophylactic Sunnah cupping, therapeutic cupping, dry cupping, electric massage cupping, cosmetic cupping, and integrated therapeutic courses. Your specialist will help determine what's best for your case.

It's a tailored treatment program combining three elements: cupping therapy, a therapeutic nutrition plan, and specialized exercises — with app-based follow-up. It has been applied to many of our clients and has shown results that go beyond cupping alone.

Yes. Cosmetic cupping is performed on the face to stimulate circulation and give the skin a natural glow. It's carried out by qualified and trained female specialists.

Yes, we offer electric massage cupping which helps with relaxation, stress relief, and muscle tension.

Yes, we have specialists trained to work with children using age-appropriate methods. The appropriate age is determined by management. We're happy to arrange a suitable appointment for your child.

We apologize — home visits for cupping are not approved by official health authorities, so we don't offer them in order to protect your safety and comply with regulations. We look forward to welcoming you at one of our fully equipped and sterilized branches.

All our doctors and specialists are qualified, trained, and operate according to approved protocols at the highest standard. When booking, we assign the specialist best suited to your condition and needs.

Yes. We use new, sterile tools for every client inside a licensed center that adheres to the highest safety standards. Your health is a trust we take seriously.

We use a sterile medical scalpel to make very fine surface incisions — the approved method for safe and efficient blood extraction. We also have a medical lancet pen for cupping.

The incision is very mild and well-tolerated — the sensation varies from person to person, but most clients describe it as comfortable and pain-free. Our specialists focus on your comfort throughout the session.

The amount varies based on factors like body weight, hydration, cupping location, and number of cups. It's a small, calculated amount that won't affect your health — the specialist determines the right quantity for you.

On the contrary — cupping stimulates bone marrow to produce new red blood cells and activates blood circulation. The extracted amount is small and calculated, and will not cause anemia.

Cupping draws surface blood loaded with impurities from specific points, while blood donation draws venous blood in a larger quantity for a different purpose. Both are beneficial but serve different goals and one does not replace the other.

Side effects are usually mild and temporary — slight redness, cup marks, or mild fatigue — and they fade within a few days. We provide you with post-session instructions for maximum comfort.

The number depends on the session type and condition. Your specialist evaluates and determines the appropriate number based on the area of pain and your needs.

Duration varies based on cupping type and condition, typically ranging from 20 to 45 minutes including consultation and sterilization. Booking in advance helps avoid waiting.

Therapeutic cupping can help with these conditions — your specialist will identify the precise points based on the location of pain. We recommend a consultation to determine the right protocol for your case.

Yes, localized therapeutic cupping is performed to help relieve knee pain. Your specialist determines the appropriate points based on your condition.

Cupping is used to ease various types of headaches by improving blood flow and relaxing neck and shoulder muscles. We recommend a consultation to assess your case and find the best approach.

Cupping is used as a supportive aid to improve circulation and general health — it's not a direct treatment for infertility, but it has shown supportive results alongside medical treatment in a number of cases. We recommend consulting both us and your specialist doctor.

It may be used as a supportive aid to improve general wellbeing, and is not a substitute for your main treatment. We recommend following your specialist's guidance and consulting with us before the session.

For preventive cupping, the Sunnah points include the back of the neck, the two sides of the neck (akhda'ayn), and the top of the head. For therapeutic sessions, points are determined by the specialist based on the case.

In most cases, yes — cupping can help improve general health. The specialist measures and assesses your condition before the session. Please inform us of any medications you're taking.

Blood pressure and sugar are measured at the center before the session. The specialist decides whether it's safe to proceed.

Regular painkillers don't usually interfere. However, blood thinners like aspirin must be stopped 24 hours before the session. Please inform us of any medication you're taking.

Mild deficiency usually isn't a problem. For severe cases it's best to treat the deficiency first. The specialist will evaluate your condition after reviewing your lab results.

They generally don't interfere, but it's best to inform your specialist of what you're taking so they can factor it in.

In most cases yes. It's best to bring your results so the specialist can review them and decide whether the session is appropriate on the same day.

A mild cold usually doesn't interfere. However, if you have a fever or severe infection, it's best to postpone until you recover. Your specialist will evaluate your condition.

It's best to allow some recovery time after a tooth extraction before doing cupping. The final decision is up to the specialist after evaluating your condition.

It's best to wait after filler or Botox sessions and avoid the injection site. Your specialist will determine the right timing for you safely.

It usually complements them well. It's best to coordinate the timing between sessions — your specialist can help with this.

It's best to avoid the same area and allow time between sessions. We recommend cupping first, then laser after 48 hours — or waiting a week if laser was done first.

Many scholars hold that cupping does not break the fast, though it may cause some weakness during fasting. It's best to do it after iftar in Ramadan, or as suits you with your specialist's guidance.

Yes, we have a fully independent women's section with qualified and licensed female specialists, supervised by doctors and physiotherapy specialists. We ensure your complete privacy and comfort.

Cupping is not performed on pregnant women. Breastfeeding mothers can start after 10 days from a natural birth, or 30 days after a C-section. The specialist will confirm your condition is suitable before the session.

During your period, dry and massage cupping are permitted. For cases like PCOS or cupping to support fertility, it may be done from Day 3 to Day 7. Your specialist determines what's best for your case.

Before: stop eating 2–3 hours prior and drink plenty of water. After: showering is allowed after 12–24 hours; rest and stay hydrated. We'll give you all the details when you arrive.

If cupping is in a hair-covered area (like the head or upper back), shaving that spot is preferred for best results. We can also shave the cup areas for you at the center.

Showering is allowed 12–24 hours after removing the dressing. Use lukewarm water and avoid direct cold water.

It's best to postpone swimming for 24–48 hours after the session to allow surface incisions to heal and to avoid exposure to cold water.

Marks begin to fade from Day 3 and usually disappear within 2–3 weeks depending on skin type. This is completely normal.

It's best to avoid strenuous physical activity or intense exercise for 24 hours after the session to give your body time to recover.

We recommend light, easily digestible meals like vegetables, fruits, and warm fluids. Avoid heavy meals and rich dairy products for 24 hours for best results.

It's best to avoid smoking for 4–6 hours before and after the session, as smoking affects oxygen flow and the healing of surface incisions.

It's best to rest and avoid exhaustion during the first 24 hours. Short travel is generally fine. Consult your specialist if the trip is long or tiring.

You may feel mild dizziness or slight fatigue after the session, so it's best to rest briefly before driving to make sure you feel comfortable.

For prevention, the recommended days are the 17th, 19th, and 21st of the Hijri month. For therapeutic purposes, cupping can be done at any time when needed. We're happy to schedule the right appointment for you.

Many scholars hold that cupping is permissible at any time when needed. Reports discouraging specific days are considered weak in their chain of transmission compared to the hadiths encouraging it when needed.