What types of modalities do you use at your clinic?

• Acupressure: Uses finger pressure, tuning fork vibration, or gua sha to stimulate acupuncture points. It can aid in weight loss, smoking cessation, and facial rejuvenation.

• Acupuncture: Inserts fine needles at specific points to balance the body’s energy and promote overall healing.

• Auricular Ear Reflexology: Stimulates ear points using magnetized pellets or vaccaria seeds (secured with surgical tape for 3–4 days) to promote healing, reduce pain, calm the mind, and ease cravings from addictions.
• Cupping: Applies suction with plastic or glass cups over areas of tension or acupuncture points to release stagnant blood and fascia, helping to reduce tension and detoxify.

• Dry Needling: Targets specific muscle trigger points with needles to alleviate muscle pain.

• Electrostimulation: Attaches electrical leads to acupuncture needles to gently boost energy flow at treatment points.

• Gua Sha: Involves lightly scraping the skin with a flat tool to bring blood to the surface, targeting acupressure points, tension areas, or adhesions. Often referred to the modern name “Graston’s Technique”

• Infrared therapy: Uses gentle heat and light waves to penetrate deep into the body, promoting circulation, reducing inflammation, and enhancing relaxation. It is a soothing, non-invasive therapy that supports the body’s natural healing processes

• LED Light Therapy: Utilizes specific wavelengths of LED light to stimulate cellular repair, reduce inflammation, and promote skin rejuvenation and overall healing.

• Microneedling: Uses small needles to create micro-injuries in the skin, stimulating collagen production for skin rejuvenation.

• Moxibustion: Involves burning dried mugwort near acupuncture points to apply gentle heat, boost circulation, and enhance the body’s natural healing energy.

• Steam Therapy: Uses controlled warm steam to open pores, enhance circulation, and promote detoxification for skin rejuvenation, often incorporated in facial treatments.