Why People Seek Hijama for Hair Fall

Many people experiencing hair fall explore hijama as a complementary practice alongside their regular care. Cupping therapy has been traditionally used to support general wellness and relaxation. It is not a replacement for medical diagnosis or treatment of hair conditions.

What a Session Involves

1. Consultation — we discuss your health history and goals.
2. Preparation — the area is cleaned; single-use sterile cups and blades are prepared.
3. Wet cupping session — typically 30–45 minutes.
4. Aftercare — the area is dressed and you receive simple aftercare instructions.

Price — Rs 400 per Cup

Wet cupping costs a flat Rs 400 per cup — no hidden charges. See full pricing →

Important Note

Hijama is a traditional wellness practice and is not a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment. If you experience significant hair fall, please consult a qualified doctor or dermatologist.

FAQs

• How many sessions for hair fall? It varies by individual. Your practitioner will advise during consultation.
• Is it safe? We use single-use sterile equipment and follow strict hygiene. Read our protocol →
• Should I see a doctor too? Yes — for persistent hair fall, consult a qualified doctor or dermatologist alongside any complementary practices.

Medical disclaimer: Hijama is a traditional wellness practice and is not a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment. Please consult a qualified healthcare professional for medical conditions.