WET CUPPING | DRY CUPPING | MOBILE
Cupping Therapy in Carlisle & CumbriaHijama and dry cupping, brought to you
Certified practitioner visiting homes in Carlisle, Penrith, Keswick, Whitehaven and the surrounding towns. Sessions are for men and start from £25.
What is Cupping Therapy?
Cupping is a traditional therapy where cups are placed on the skin to create gentle suction. The suction lifts the skin and the tissue beneath it, which many people find eases muscle tension and leaves them feeling lighter and more relaxed. AR Hijama offers both main types in Carlisle.
Wet Cupping (Hijama)
The Sunnah form of cupping. After suction, small superficial incisions are made with a single-use sterile blade and the cups are reapplied to draw out a small amount of blood. Many clients book on the Sunnah dates.
Dry Cupping
Suction only, with no incisions and no blood. A relaxing, non-invasive option that suits anyone who wants the feel of cupping without wet cupping, or who has a low pain tolerance.
Cupping & Massage
Relaxation massage can be booked on its own or alongside cupping to ease tight muscles and help you unwind. The Ultimate Wellbeing session combines a personalised selection of therapies in one longer visit.
Prices
Cupping Prices in Carlisle
| Session | Hijama | Dry cupping |
|---|---|---|
| Half bodyAbout 45 min | £30 | £25 |
| Full body | £50 | £40 |
| Ultimate Wellbeing1 hr 30 min | £65 | £50 |
Relaxation massage, on its own or with cupping: half body £25, full body £45. See every service in detail.
Mobile service
Cupping Across Cumbria
AR Hijama is a mobile service based in Carlisle. Instead of travelling to a clinic, you can have your session at home, by arrangement.
Carlisle
Plus Brampton, Dalston, Wigton and nearby villages
Penrith
And the Eden Valley
Keswick
And the northern Lake District
Whitehaven
Workington and the west Cumbrian coast
Elsewhere in Cumbria? Send a WhatsApp message to check availability.
What to Expect
Before
- Consultation about your health
- Medication & conditions checked
- Points chosen for your needs
During
- Single-use sterile blades
- Clean, private setting
- Pause or stop at any time
After
- Rest and drink plenty of water
- No heavy exercise that day
- Clear aftercare advice
Cupping is a complementary therapy and does not replace medical treatment. If you take blood thinners, are anaemic, have a bleeding disorder or a serious illness, mention it when booking so it can be discussed first.