TCM Acupuncture

Rooted from Traditional Chinese medicine,  Acupuncture involves the insertion of thin needles into specific points on the body to stimulate energy flow. This practice is used to rebalance the body's vital energy, promoting overall health and well-being. Many individuals turn to acupuncture for relief from conditions such as chronic pain, stress, arthritis, headaches, digestive health, Women’s health support and so much more. Acupuncture is known for its holistic approach to restoring balance between the mind and body and treating oneself as a whole.

TCM Modalities

  • An alternative therapy used in TCM to relieve pain by promoting blood flow. Cups are placed on the surface of the skin, and often moved around areas of pain/discomfort to relieve tension and promote cell repair.

  • Fire cupping is a TCM alternative therapy that involves placing heated glass cups on the skin to create suction. Cups are often placed on the surface of the skin, and can be moved around the body.  This modality is used to help treat the following: 

    • Improves Blood Circulation

    • Relieves Muscle Tension & Pain

    • Detoxification & Lymphatic Drainage

    • Reduces Stress & Anxiety

    • Supports Respiratory Health

    • Boosts Immune System

    • Aids Digestion

    • Promotes Skin Health

    • Enhances Energy Flow (Qi)

  • Electroacupuncture is a modern variation of traditional acupuncture that uses small electrical currents passed between acupuncture needles. This technique enhances the effects of traditional acupuncture and is used for various health conditions.

    • Pain Relief & Management ( Acute & Chronic pain) 

    • Improves Neurological Function

    • Boosts Blood Circulation

    • Supports Mental Health

    • Enhances Digestive Health

    • Strengthens the Immune System

    • Aids in Reproductive Health

  • Gua Sha is a traditional healing technique in Traditional Chinese Medicine  that involves scraping the skin with a smooth-edged tool to improve circulation and promote healing. It is commonly used for pain relief, detoxification, and boosting overall well-being.

  • Tui Na is a massage originated in TCM. Similar to acupuncture, tuina massage targets specific acupuncture points on the body to treat the imbalance of qi, and remove blockages of qi causing pain and illness, to improve overall well being.

Cosmetic Acupuncture

Cosmetic acupuncture, also known as TCM facial acupuncture, is a natural, minimally invasive treatment that involves the insertion of fine, sterilized needles into specific points on the face and body.

This practice aims to stimulate blood flow, enhance collagen production, and balance the body's energy, or Qi, resulting in a more youthful and healthier appearance. This service would benefit those who are looking for reduction in puffiness, improved skin texture, reduction of fine lines, improved complexion, improved elasticity, reduction in recurrence of acne/rosacea, overall this treatment can also help to lift the face.

Comparison to Other Cosmetic Procedures:

Unlike Botox or fillers, which involve injecting substances to alter facial appearance, cosmetic acupuncture stimulates the body's natural healing processes without introducing foreign substances. This holistic approach not only targets aesthetic concerns but also addresses underlying health issues, promoting overall well-being.

Treatment Process:

  • Consultation: Practitioners assess skin concerns, overall health, and wellness goals.

  • Session Duration: Each session typically lasts 60–90 minutes.

  • Frequency: Results are usually seen after a series of treatments (e.g., 5–10 sessions).

  • Maintenance: Periodic sessions may be recommended for long-term benefits.