Many of our clients ask about having hijama on the 17th, 19th and 21st of the Islamic lunar month — the dates traditionally associated with cupping. If you’ve heard about “Sunnah dates” and wondered what they mean or how to plan around them, this guide explains the tradition, how to check the dates, and how…
If it’s your first time having hijama, the round marks left behind can be surprising — some clients even worry something went wrong. Nothing could be further from the truth: cup marks are a normal, expected part of cupping, whether you’ve had wet cupping or dry cupping. Here’s what’s happening under the skin, what normal…
Hijama involves your skin and blood, so where you have it done genuinely matters. A good clinic means a trained practitioner, honest pricing and strict hygiene; a careless one can mean all three are missing. Before you book anywhere in Karachi, ask these five questions — and compare the answers carefully. These questions apply whether…
One of the most common questions we hear at our Dastagir clinic is simple: what’s the difference between wet and dry cupping — and which one should I choose? Both are traditional forms of cupping therapy practised for centuries, and both work on the same basic principle: suction cups placed on the skin create gentle…
So you’ve just had your hijama session — what happens next? The first 24 hours after cupping matter more than most people realise. Good aftercare helps your body settle, keeps the small sites clean, and helps you get the most from your session. At Hijamah Center Karachi in Dastagir, we talk every client through aftercare…