After hijama at Sincerity Cupping Clinic in Streatham, use the written aftercare information given for your own appointment. Before you leave, check who to contact for practical questions, and take any medical concern to NHS 111, 999 in an emergency, or an appropriately qualified healthcare professional.
Start with your own written instructions
Sincerity's public services page says each appointment finishes when the area is cleaned and dressed and the client receives the clinic's written aftercare information. That written information is the starting point for your own appointment; this guide does not replace it or set a universal routine.
If wording on the sheet is unclear, ask the practitioner or contact the clinic about the operational point. Do not use a website article to decide whether a symptom, medicine or condition needs medical assessment.
Check these points before you leave
- Which written aftercare sheet or instructions apply to the service you had.
- How the clinic wants you to handle a practical question about the dressing or appointment record.
- Which contact route to use if you need to ask a non-medical question later.
- Which concerns should go straight to a healthcare professional, NHS 111 or 999.
This checklist is practical, not a recovery timetable. It does not prescribe washing, food, exercise, driving, repeat cupping or medication decisions.
Use the right help routes
For non-medical clinic questions, use the contact page, call 07552 540000 or message on WhatsApp. The contact form asks clients not to include detailed medical information, so keep sensitive health details for a private consultation or a healthcare professional.
The NHS 111 guidance says 111 can help if you think you need medical help right now and can direct you to the right place. Call 999 for a life-threatening emergency.
Use independent cupping information
The National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health guide to cupping explains that cupping research is limited and describes possible side effects, including temporary marks, skin discoloration, scars, burns and infections. That source is general safety information, not a review of this clinic.
Cupping is complementary care, not a replacement for medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Personal medical questions need an appropriately qualified healthcare professional; the clinic can explain its service and operational policy.
The absence of a fixed routine here is deliberate: a public article cannot tailor aftercare to your appointment, health history or the instructions you were given in person.
Published clinic details
Sincerity Cupping Clinic is at 330 Streatham High Rd, London SW16 6HH. Opening hours are daily 10:00–19:00. Current appointment choices are Women: Women's wet cupping, £45, 45 minutes; Men: Men's wet cupping, £45, 40 minutes; Women: Full spiritual appointment, £80, 90 minutes; Men: Full spiritual appointment, £80, 80 minutes.
Before a future visit
Compare the four appointments on the Cupping & prices page, read the first appointment guide, or use the contact page for practical questions before booking. For a non-medical question, WhatsApp 07552 540000.