Hijama (Cupping Therapy) in Sydney

Traditional & Therapeutic Hijama for Pain Relief and Wellbeing

At Next Phase Injury Therapy, we offer professional Hijama (cupping therapy) in Sydney, delivered in a clean, safe, and clinical environment.

Hijama is a traditional therapeutic practice that supports pain relief, circulation, recovery, and overall wellbeing, and is commonly used alongside modern physiotherapy and massage treatments.

What Is Hijama (Cupping Therapy)?

Hijama, also known as wet cupping therapy, is a treatment that involves applying suction cups to specific areas of the body to help remove stagnation, improve circulation, and promote healing.

Hijama may help:

• Relieve muscle and joint pain

• Improve blood flow and circulation

• Reduce muscle tightness and stiffness

• Support recovery and relaxation

• Enhance overall wellbeing

At Next Phase Injury Therapy, Hijama is delivered using strict hygiene standards and professional protocols.

Conditions Hijama Can Help With

Hijama is commonly used to support people with:

• Back and neck pain

• Shoulder and joint pain

• Muscle tightness and fatigue

• Headaches and migraines

• Sports recovery

• General body aches and stiffness

• Stress and tension

Hijama is often used as a complementary therapy, not a replacement for medical care.

Our Hijama Treatment Approach

At Next Phase Injury Therapy, Hijama is performed by trained practitioners who understand anatomy, hygiene, and patient safety.

Your Hijama session includes:

• Pre-treatment assessment and consultation

• Sterile and safe cupping techniques

• Targeted treatment areas based on symptoms

• Post-treatment care advice

• Optional combination with massage or physio (where appropriate)

Your comfort, safety, and wellbeing are always our priority.

Is Hijama Safe?

Yes — when performed correctly by trained professionals, Hijama is safe and well tolerated.

You may experience:

• Mild skin marks (temporary)

• Light soreness or fatigue post-treatment

These effects are normal and usually resolve within a few days.

Why Choose Next Phase Injury Therapy for Hijama?

• Trained and experienced Hijama practitioners

• Clean, professional clinical environment

• Strict hygiene and safety protocols

• Integrated care with physio & massage

• Respectful and patient-focused approach

• Convenient Sydney location

We deliver Hijama with professionalism, care, and respect for tradition.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Is Hijama painful?

Most people experience mild discomfort, but treatment is generally well tolerated.

How often should I have Hijama?

This depends on your goals and condition. Your practitioner will advise what’s appropriate.

Are the marks permanent?

No. Hijama marks are temporary and usually fade within days.

Can Hijama be combined with other treatments?

Yes. Hijama can be safely combined with physiotherapy or massage when appropriate.