Private cupping · Streatham
Sincerity Cupping Clinic welcomes women and men of every faith and background. We explain the process plainly, respect your boundaries and keep medical decisions with qualified healthcare professionals.
Everyone is welcome
Some clients know wet cupping by the Arabic name hijama. Others simply call it cupping. You do not need a particular faith, ethnicity or reason to ask about an appointment.
Our setup is deliberately straightforward: women see a women's cupping practitioner and men see a men's cupping practitioner. Privacy, consent and dignity guide every visit.
One South London address
The cupping clinic operates at 330 Streatham High Rd, London SW16 6HH. It shares the address with Sincerity Ruqyah Centre while keeping its cupping information and booking choices clear.
See contact details and hoursYour practitioners
We publish only the role and service details clients need to choose the correct appointment.
Women's cupping practitioner
Sister Aisha sees women for private cupping appointments. She explains each stage before beginning and follows the clinic's hygiene process throughout.
Men's cupping practitioner
Brother Abu Layla sees men for private cupping appointments. He explains each stage before beginning and follows the clinic's hygiene process throughout.
How we work
You can ask questions and understand the process before anything begins.
Women's and men's appointments are kept clearly separate.
New cups and blades are prepared for each client and disposed of after use.
Cupping is complementary care and does not replace medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.
Women and menSeparate practitioner routes
Every backgroundAll are welcome
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Open daily10:00–19:00
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