Facial Acupuncture

Service Description

Qi and blood circulation: Stimulates the flow of Qi and blood to the face, promoting nourishment and skin vitality. Meridian balancing: Addresses internal imbalances by treating related meridians, potentially improving overall health. Anti-aging: Believed to reduce wrinkles, tighten skin, and enhance radiance by stimulating collagen production. Facial zones correspond to internal organs; treating the face may help systemic conditions. Increased microcirculation: Tiny needle insertions increase blood flow, enhancing oxygen and nutrient delivery. Collagen stimulation: May promote fibroblast activity and collagen production, improving skin texture and elasticity. Muscle tone improvement: Stimulates facial muscles, possibly reducing sagging and fine lines. Stress reduction: Promotes relaxation and may reduce stress-induced skin conditions. ⚡ 2. Electro-Acupuncture on the Face Enhanced Qi movement: Electrical stimulation amplifies the movement of Qi through meridians. Deeper treatment: Targets stubborn facial conditions more effectively (e.g., Bell's palsy, facial paralysis). Facial rejuvenation: Considered more potent than manual needling for toning and lifting. Neuromuscular activation: Mild electrical impulses help retrain muscles—beneficial in facial palsy and muscle weakness. Increased tissue repair: Electrical stimulation may promote healing through enhanced circulation and ATP production. Pain modulation: Useful for chronic facial pain by interfering with pain signals. Facial Cupping Therapy Promotes Qi and blood flow: Gently pulls skin upward, encouraging healthy circulation and detoxification. Lymphatic drainage: Helps clear stagnation and toxins from the face. Skin rejuvenation: Thought to reduce puffiness, lift the skin, and improve complexion. Improved lymph flow: Gentle suction stimulates lymphatic drainage, reducing puffiness and inflammation. Brings oxygen-rich blood to the skin surface, aiding in cellular repair. Relaxation and tension relief: Relieves muscle tightness in facial structures (e.g., jaw, brow). Facial Gua Sha Therapy Qi and blood movement: Gently scraping the skin stimulates circulation and disperses stagnation. Clears heat and toxins: Helps release trapped wind, heat, and dampness in TCM theory. Used traditionally to lift and contour the face, reduce puffiness. Improves lymph movement and reduces water retention. Enhance skin glow and collagen Breaks up fascia adhesions, easing muscle tightness in areas like jaw or forehead