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Physiotherapist | Hijama Therapist
Mohamed ElSherif is a licensed Physiotherapist and Hijama (Cupping Therapy) practitioner, officially licensed by the Department of Health – Abu Dhabi, with over 11 years of clinical experience.
He specializes in treating musculoskeletal pain, sports injuries, and posture-related issues using evidence-based physiotherapy techniques. In addition, he offers professional Hijama sessions tailored for detoxification, immune support, pain management, and general wellness—all performed with strict adherence to medical standards and patient safety.
His approach combines the science of modern rehabilitation with the power of traditional cupping therapy to provide holistic, results-driven care that supports recovery, performance, and long-term well-being.
Ready to feel better and move better? He’s here to work with you to restore your health—naturally and effectively.
The practitioner offers in-person sessions at your home or office, providing care in a space that’s convenient and comfortable for you.
Physiotherapist & Hijama Therapist
Physiotherapist
Lotus Holistic Alternative Medical Center, A - Street 20 - Khalifa City - SE41 - Abu Dhabi
Hijama Therapist
Balsam Alrihan For Integrative Medicine physiotherapy & Hijama, Khalidiyah St - Al Bateen - W10 - Abu Dhabi
Faculty of Physical Therapy
Cairo University , Bachelor's. Egypt.
As a physiotherapist and Hijama therapist, my goal is achieving the following points: relieves muscle and joint pain, improves posture and mobility, enhances blood circulation and lymphatic drainage, boosts energy and overall wellness, reduces stress, fatigue, and tension, supports detoxification and immune function, accelerates recovery from injuries and physical strain, combines modern physiotherapy with traditional healing (Hijama), tailored treatment plans for each individual’s condition, and safe, hygienic, and medically-approved techniques.
A physiotherapy session starts with a discussion about your physical concerns, medical history, and any current discomfort or injuries. The practitioner may assess your movement, posture, or strength. Depending on what’s needed, the session could involve guided exercises, hands-on techniques, or planning for a rehab program. Clear communication and comfort are prioritized throughout.
