Facial Acupuncture
What is Facial Acupuncture?
A gentle and non-invasive therapy that combines traditional acupuncture meridians and modern anatomy theory.
Using tiny needles (thinner than hair) to stimulate meridians, fascia, muscles, ligament, skin, facial acupuncture can help promote collagen proliferation, restore the elasticity of muscles, promote blood circulation to the face, and adjust the functions of the viscera. From the inside out to achieve “beauty”.
Aging is an inevitable process. However, modern lifestyle, such as stress, staying up late, irregular diet, makes facial skin to age prematurely. Applying facial needles is like watering a dry field, gradually the “soil” will become moist and nutritious. Thus, restoring your natural glow by improving your complexion and elasticity from inside out.
What are benefits Facial Acupuncture?
- restore the natural glow to the face.
- minimum side effects without build-up of chemicals.
- not just a local treatment, it also promotes blood circulation to the face and adjusts functions of the viscera.
- minimum amount of pain, except a few sensitive spots.
- can go back to daily routine without interruptions.
What conditions can Facial Acupuncture help?
- fine lines
- sagging skin
- droopy eyelids
- puffy face
- asymmetrical face
- Bell’s Palsy
- TMJ
- seasonal allergies
Does Facial Acupuncture hurt?
Unlike traditional acupuncture needles, the size of facial acupuncture needle is as thin as one thread of hair (0.10mm to 0.14mm). You may experience a mosquito-bite sensation in a few sensitive areas of the face, but you should feel minimal pain for most of the areas. Facial Acupuncture emphasizes on delicate and gentle techniques.
How many treatments do I need to see results?
Generally, a course of treatment consists of six sessions. During the initial stage, it is recommended to receive facial acupuncture once a week. The frequency and number of treatments will vary depending on one’s age and conditions.
What are contraindications for Facial Acupuncture?
- unmanaged high blood pressure
- severe migraines
- pregnancy
- recent treatments: laser, dermal fillers, botox, microdermabrasion
- active skin diseases: poison ivy, hives
- easy bruising