What Is Wet Cupping (Hijama)?

Wet cupping — known as hijama — is the traditional form of cupping therapy. After creating suction with cups, small superficial incisions are made on the skin and a small amount of blood is drawn. It has been traditionally used to support general wellness and relaxation.

How Our Wet Cupping Session Works

1. Consultation — we discuss your health and decide the number of cups.
2. Preparation — the area is cleaned; single-use sterile cups and blades are prepared.
3. Suction — cups are placed to create gentle suction for a few minutes.
4. Incisions & drawing — small superficial incisions are made and a small amount of blood is drawn under suction.
5. Aftercare — the area is cleaned, dressed, and you receive simple aftercare instructions.

Wet Cupping Price — Rs 400 per Cup

Wet cupping costs a flat Rs 400 per cup — no hidden charges. See full pricing →

Hygiene & Safety at Our Dastagir Clinic

• Single-use sterile cups and blades for every patient — never reused.
• Hands and treatment area cleaned before every session.
• Proper disposal of all used materials after each session.

Who Performs Your Hijama

Every wet cupping session is performed by Hakim Ubaid Aslam — Certified Herbalist & Hijamah Therapist (Hamdard). Meet your practitioner →

Wet Cupping FAQs

• Does wet cupping hurt? Most people feel only mild pressure or a light scratching sensation. Discomfort is usually minimal and brief.
• How many cups per session? Typically 3 to 7, decided during consultation. You pay Rs 400 per cup actually used.
• How long does it take? A wet cupping session typically takes 30–45 minutes.
• Is it safe? We follow strict hygiene with single-use sterile equipment. Wet cupping may not suit everyone — pregnant women, people with bleeding disorders, or those on blood thinners should consult a doctor first.

Medical disclaimer: Hijama is a traditional wellness practice and is not a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment. Please consult your doctor for medical conditions.