Dr. Sabia Ali

Dr. Sabia Ali, licensed physiotherapist and Hijama practitioner in Lahore

Dr. Sabia Ali — Licensed Physiotherapist & Hijama Practitioner in Lahore

Dr. Sabia Ali is a physiotherapist and Hijama practitioner in Lahore, Pakistan, at Sabia Physiotherapy & Hijama Clinic. She provides assessment and rehabilitation for musculoskeletal and orthopedic problems and offers traditional Hijama (wet and dry cupping) as a complementary service.

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Professional credentials

  • Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) – GCUF
  • Licensed Physiotherapist – AHPC
  • Certified Orthopedic Rehabilitation Specialist (CORS)
  • Certified Hijama Practitioner
  • Member – Pakistan Physical Therapy Association (PPTA)

She has been in hands-on practice in physiotherapy and Hijama since 2020 and describes her approach as patient-focused: careful assessment, clear explanation, and a plan agreed with the patient.

Physiotherapy expertise

Physiotherapy care covers back, neck, shoulder, knee, hip and ankle problems, sports injuries, post-surgery and fracture rehabilitation, and balance and mobility rehabilitation.

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Hijama expertise

As a certified Hijama practitioner, Dr. Sabia Ali offers traditional wet cupping and dry cupping with an emphasis on hygiene, suitability screening and aftercare. Hijama is a traditional, complementary practice and is not presented as a cure for disease.

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Clinic and location

Sabia Physiotherapy & Hijama Clinic, Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan. Address: Main Skyland Road, Ghous Garden Phase 3, opposite Victorus Academy, Manawan, Lahore. Phone / WhatsApp: +92 323 4851 768. Working hours: 03:00 PM to 10:00 PM. Please contact the clinic on WhatsApp or phone before visiting. See the contact section.

Health articles reviewed by Dr. Sabia Ali

Patient education pages are published by the clinic and clinically reviewed by Dr. Sabia Ali. Browse the health articles.

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This page is general information, not a diagnosis or a substitute for medical advice. Outcomes vary and cannot be guaranteed.