Do you come to my home?
Yes — fully mobile across Luton and surrounding areas.
FAQs & Aftercare
Clear answers before and after your home session.
How appointments work, what to expect, and what to do after hijama, cupping or massage.
Quick answers.
Can I choose a female therapist?
Yes. Female clients are treated by a female therapist.
Which package should I choose?
Supreme Combo for the full reset. Hijama Package for wet cupping. Fire Package for cupping without hijama. Massage Therapy for hands-on work.
Is aftercare included?
Yes. Personalised guidance based on the treatment you receive.
Before your appointment
A bit of prep makes everything feel smoother.
Share health details
Medical conditions, medication, pregnancy, skin issues, recent illness — tell us before booking.
Pick your therapist
Male or female — your choice. Female clients are treated by a female therapist.
Prepare your space
Clear a private area with enough room for the treatment couch.
Don't rush in
Avoid heavy meals or alcohol before massage. Don't turn up unwell.
Before your sessionAftercare by treatment
Your therapist gives personalised aftercare — these are the basics.
Hijama aftercareHijama involves small superficial incisions, so keeping the area clean and protected matters.
Keep the area clean
Keep treated areas clean and dry. No touching, scratching or picking.
Follow dressing guidance
If a dressing is used, follow your therapist's instructions on when to change it.
Skip heat and heavy sweating
No swimming, sauna, steam, hot baths or heavy exercise for the period advised.
Watch for warning signs
Contact us or seek medical advice if you notice spreading redness, swelling, pus, fever, heavy bleeding or severe pain.
Hijama aftercare is especially important because wet cupping involves small superficial incisions.
Safety & suitability
Safety and suitability come first.
Not every treatment suits every person. Before your session, we check whether hijama, cupping, massage or IASTM is right for you.
Rahma Therapy provides complementary wellness treatments and does not diagnose or replace medical care. If you have a medical condition, take medication, are pregnant, or are unsure whether treatment is suitable, please speak to a healthcare professional before booking.
Suitability firstTell us before booking if you:
Are pregnant or may be pregnant
Take blood-thinning medication
Have anaemia or a bleeding/clotting disorder
Have a pacemaker or cardiovascular condition
Have epilepsy or a seizure history
Have eczema, psoriasis, open wounds, burns or active skin infection
Feel unwell, feverish, dizzy or unusually weak
Have recently had surgery or a major injury
Are unsure whether treatment is suitable
Every question, answered
Pick a topic and open the questions that matter to you.
Use the booking flow or message us on WhatsApp. Tell us the package you want, your location, therapist preference and any health details.
Yes. We're fully mobile across Luton and surrounding areas. Your therapist brings everything needed.
Clear a private space with enough room for the treatment couch. Wear comfortable clothing. Have any health info ready.
Yes. Message us if you're unsure which package suits you or whether treatment is right for you.
Supreme Combo for the full reset. Hijama Package for wet cupping. Fire Package for cupping without hijama. Massage Therapy for hands-on work only.
Supreme Combo and the Hijama Package include wet cupping / hijama.
The Fire Package and both Massage Therapy options.
Supreme Combo £55. Hijama £45. Fire £40. Massage £40 for 30 mins, £60 for 1 hour.
Better to choose before booking so we can prepare correctly. If something needs to change, your therapist will discuss suitable options before treatment.
Yes — both.
Yes. Always.
Yes. Your therapist walks you through what's involved, checks your comfort and answers questions before starting.
Yes. Sessions happen in your home in a private space. Your comfort and modesty are treated respectfully.
Traditional wet cupping — suction with small superficial incisions in selected areas. Suitability is checked, every step is explained.
No. Dry cupping is suction only. Hijama (wet cupping) uses suction with small superficial incisions.
Less than most people expect. Suction first, then a quick scratch-like sensation during the incisions. Your therapist checks your comfort throughout.
No. Suitability is checked before treatment. Certain medical conditions, medication, pregnancy, blood-related issues or skin conditions may rule it out.
Keep treated areas clean and dry. No scratching or picking. Avoid heavy sweating and heat for the period advised. Follow your therapist's aftercare.
Suction without incisions. Most often chosen for muscle tension, stiffness and recovery.
Heat-assisted cupping with glass cups. Always controlled, never theatrical.
Temporary circular marks are possible. They usually fade over time.
Only when done carelessly. Heated cups can cause burns if used wrongly — ours never are. Your therapist explains what to expect and checks your comfort.
Relaxing, deep tissue, cupping massage and IASTM / Graston-style work — with an essential oil blend.
Yes — for one focused area. For multiple areas or a calmer full-body session, go with 1 hour.
Often, yes. Many people book massage when stress shows up as tight shoulders, body tension or trouble switching off.
Mild soreness or tiredness is normal. Severe or worsening pain should be checked.
No. It's complementary care, not medical care.
Rest briefly. Drink water. No rushing into heavy activity. Follow the aftercare for the treatment you received.
No heavy exercise straight after hijama, cupping, deep tissue or IASTM. Gentle movement is fine.
Your therapist will advise. Since hijama involves small superficial incisions, keep the treated areas clean and dry while they settle.
If you notice heavy bleeding, spreading redness, swelling, pus, fever, burns, blistering, severe pain — or anything that feels off.
When to get advice
If something feels wrong, don't ignore it.
Most people feel fine after treatment. If something doesn't, don't wait — message us or speak to a doctor.
Get advice if you notice:
- Bleeding that doesn't settle
- Spreading redness, swelling or heat
- Pus or yellow discharge
- Fever or feeling generally unwell
- Burns, blistering or severe skin irritation
- Severe or worsening pain
- Fainting, dizziness that doesn't settle, or anything that worries you
Still have a question before booking?
Tell us what you're considering. We'll help you pick the right package.