Hijama (Wet Cupping) in Brooklyn, NY
At Soul Detox® in Brooklyn, we specialize in Wet Cupping, also known as Hijama—an ancient therapeutic practice that removes toxins, enhances circulation, and supports both physical and spiritual healing.
Whether you’re seeking relief from chronic pain, spiritual imbalance, or simple fatigue, our personalized Hijama sessions are designed to help you reset, inside and out.
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What is Hijama?
Hijama (Wet Cupping) is a holistic healing method that involves applying suction cups to the skin, then making small incisions to draw out stagnant blood, toxins, and negative energy.
Practiced for thousands of years across cultures—from ancient China to the Islamic world—Hijama is now recognized as a safe, powerful therapy for detox and restoration.
At Soul Detox®, we carry this tradition forward in a clean, modern setting. Our trained practitioners guide each session with care, precision, and spiritual integrity.
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Benefits of Wet Cupping
Hijama isn’t just physical—it’s energetic. Clients come to us for help with everything from muscle stiffness to spiritual afflictions. Common benefits include:
Deep Detoxification: Flushes toxins and stagnant blood from the body
Pain Relief: Eases chronic pain, tight muscles, and inflammation
Improved Circulation: Boosts blood flow and oxygen delivery
Spiritual Clearing: Supports release of negative energy, including Sihr (black magic), Ayn (evil eye), and Hasad (envy)
Immune Support: Strengthens natural defenses by removing energetic and physical blockages
Many clients report feeling lighter, clearer, and more energized—physically and emotionally—within hours of their session.
Our Hijama Sessions
We offer a full range of toxin-pulling treatments—from intensive, full-body detoxes to gentle introductory sessions. All are performed in a clean, calm, and spiritually safe environment.
1. Elite Bundle
Price: $399
Duration: 60 minutes
The most comprehensive session we offer. This full detox package includes wet cupping, dry cupping, therapeutic massage, red light therapy, premium oils, and your choice of a facial or back scrub. Ideal for those seeking a complete energetic reset and deep physical rejuvenation.
2. Standard High-End Session (Most Popular)
Price: $179
Duration: 35 minutes
Our most booked treatment. This session blends wet and dry cupping with gliding massage, organic oils, and red light therapy for a powerful yet balanced detox. Perfect for regular clients or those ready to move beyond the basics.
3. Metaphysical / Ruqya Hijama
Price: $120
Duration: 30 minutes
A spiritually focused session that integrates Hijama with Ruqya and Quranic recitation. Addresses spiritual disturbances such as Sihr (black magic), Ayn (evil eye), Hasad (envy), and Jinn-related issues. Best for those experiencing spiritual heaviness or energetic blockages.
4. Dry Cupping
Price: $50
Duration: 30 minutes
No incisions—just suction. This technique stimulates circulation and releases muscular tension. A good option for athletes, busy professionals, or anyone seeking quick, localized relief.
5. Basic Detox Session
Price: $99
Duration: 20 minutes
A light detox using dry cups only. Ideal for those short on time or looking for a gentle introduction to cupping therapy.
6. My First Hijama Session (New Clients Only)
Price: $75
Duration: 25 minutes
Never done Hijama before? Start here. This special intro session includes up to 3 cups of wet cupping and is designed to give new clients a safe, effective, and spiritually grounded first experience.
Please note: This session is only for first-time clients and is strictly limited to 3 cups. No exceptions.
New to Hijama?
If you’re curious but unsure where to start, the My First Hijama Session is your best entry point. It’s short, affordable, and gently detoxifying.
From there, most clients move into our Standard High-End Session or Elite Bundle for deeper healing.
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What to Expect
Your session begins with a short consultation. After cleansing the skin, cups are placed on targeted areas to create suction. For wet cupping sessions, small sterile incisions are made to draw out stagnant blood and toxins.
The room is private, and the environment is calm. All tools are sterilized. Every treatment is performed by trained professionals who prioritize your safety, comfort, and dignity.
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Aftercare & Recovery
Hijama is low-risk but can produce some temporary effects:
Mild tenderness at cupping sites
Circular skin marks (not bruises)—fade within a week
Possible fatigue or light-headedness post-session
We provide clear aftercare instructions and are available for follow-up support. If you’re on blood thinners, pregnant, or have a bleeding disorder, please consult your doctor first.
Ready to detoxify and rejuvenate?
Please call 718-333-5303 or email info@getsouldetox.com to book your appointment.
Wet Cupping / Hijama Testimonials in Brooklyn
FAQ About Wet Cupping / Hijama in Brooklyn
Dry cupping uses suction without making incisions, while wet cupping (Hijama) involves small incisions to draw out stagnant blood and toxins. Wet cupping provides a more thorough detox.
The number of sessions depends on your individual condition and goals. Many clients experience benefits after just one session, while others may need multiple sessions spaced 10–14 days apart for optimal results.
Yes, it can be combined with our other therapies such as Red Light Therapy, Therapeutic Massage, and Aroma Therapy to enhance healing and relaxation. Inform your practitioner about any treatments you’re receiving to ensure a coordinated approach.
The process is generally not painful. You may feel a mild pinching sensation during the suction and slight discomfort during the incisions, but most clients report it being tolerable and relaxing overall.
Avoid eating heavy meals 1–2 hours before your session, stay hydrated, and wear loose clothing for comfort. Aftercare instructions will be provided to ensure a smooth recovery.
Individuals with severe anemia, those taking blood thinners, or those with serious skin conditions should avoid this treatment. Always consult with your healthcare provider if you have underlying health concerns.