Facial Acupuncture
Nonsurgical cosmetic acupuncture is specifically designed to improve facial appearance by softening fine lines and wrinkles, toning facial muscles, and rejuvenating dull, lifeless, or aging skin. Visible results can be seen after the first treatment. Dramatic and long lasting changes generally occur with a series of sessions. Cosmetic facial acupuncture leaves you looking and feeling refreshed, like you’ve been on a long vacation.
Microneedling
Microneedling is a natural skin rejuvenation treatment that uses tiny sterile needles to penetrate the skin, creating micro-channels that signal the production of new collagen and elastin. Stretch marks, wrinkles, scars and uneven, pitted skin are generally due to irregular or sluggish collagen production. A microneedling treatment can stimulate the body to produce healthy collagen and repair damaged skin. If it has been more than 6 months since your last microneedling, booking a series is encouraged to achieve desired results. The treatment is performed with an FDA cleared Procell device, is minimally invasive, with minimal downtime.
Acupuncture
Acupuncture works by releasing the blockages, or stagnation, within ourselves that prevent us from living optimally and expressing our full potential. Blockages can take on many forms including physical expressions such as pain, digestive problems and inflammatory conditions, or emotional expressions like depression and anxiety. Using needles, cupping, herbal medicine and other modalities to release muscular tension, inflammation, and emotional suffering. The goal of Chinese medicine is to liberate suffering, setting a person back on the track of their unique life’s journey.
Cupping
Cupping therapy, also known as myofascial decompression, can be traced back to ancient Egyptian, Chinese, and Middle Eastern cultures; its longevity speaks to its effectiveness. Cupping uses a vacuum, or negative pressure, to draw the skin and underlying tissues upward, increasing circulation of qi, blood and lymph to the affected area to facilitate healing. While most people know cupping to be helpful for pain relief and musculoskeletal injuries like strains, sprains and back injuries, licensed acupuncturists also use it for lung conditions, fever, digestive issues and other imbalances.
Gua Sha
Gua sha is a traditional Chinese medicine technique that involves scraping the skin with a smooth-edged tool to improve circulation, relieve muscle tension, and promote lymphatic drainage. While it can be used on the face to reduce puffiness and sculpt the jawline, it's also used on the body to address muscle pain and other conditions, restoring healthy function and the free flow of Qi (energy).
Herbal Medicine
The magic of Chinese herbal medicine lies in its holistic and individualized approach, using strategically combined herbs in personalized formulas to treat root causes and symptoms, not just surface-level issues. Instead of a single miracle herb, the power comes from the synergistic interaction of various botanicals, which are adapted to each patient's unique diagnostic pattern. We use the best of classical Chinese medicine based herbal products and clinical brands designed for results.