Liuqing (Cindy) Yang

PLEASE wear loose fitted cloths (ex: cloths that can be rolled up above the elbows and knees or wear shorts under the pants)

Acupuncture Follow Up

Chinese herbal medicine is one of the world's oldest and most widely used medical processes. Based on the patient’s medical health history and assessment, the TCM practitioner will provide a TCM diagnosis on the imbalance in the body using the theories of yin and yang and the five elements. A detailed explanation of the diagnosis will be explained to the patient on how to remove what is excessive and/or replenish what is deficient from the body. The TCM practitioner may use a combination of herbal medicine and treatment modalities, such as acupuncture, moxibustion, cupping, gua sha, and tui na, as part of the treatment plan.

Acupuncture 45min with Herbs to support the treatment eg. Energy&blood support, Skin problem, Gynecological disorders, Digestion system issues, Cough ,phlegm Urination or BM disorders, Pain etc.

​Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) utilizes various manual techniques to restore balance, alleviate pain, and promote the body’s natural ability to heal. Unlike standard massage, TCM manual therapy focuses on Acupoints and Meridians (energy pathways) to treat the root cause of discomfort. Combine with:Tuina,Acupressure,Guasha,Cupping.

Acupuncture for weight loss is a traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) technique that helps regulate the body's qi (energy), blood flow, and organ functions to promote metabolism, suppress appetite, improve digestion, and accelerate fat breakdown. By stimulating specific acupuncture points such as the ear acupoints, Zusanli (ST36), Guanyuan (CV4), and Zhongwan (CV12), acupuncture can help balance hormones, reduce hunger, and enhance calorie consumption, thereby aiding in weight loss. Principles of Acupuncture for Weight Loss: Regulating Digestive Function – Improves digestion and reduces overeating. Boosting Metabolism – Increases fat burning and energy expenditure. Balancing Hormones – Helps correct hormonal imbalances that contribute to weight gain. Suppressing Appetite – Stimulates the nervous system to reduce food cravings. Acupuncture for weight loss is most effective when combined with a healthy diet and regular exercise. It should be performed by a qualified practitioner to ensure safety and effectiveness.

Using very fine needles into specific points on the face and body to improve the overall appearance of the skin. It is based on the principles of traditional Chinese medicine and aims to enhance natural beauty and promote overall health. Here are some key aspects of cosmetic acupuncture: Stimulates collagen production Improves blood circulation Balances energy (Qi) Reduces puffiness and dark circles Tightens and tones the skin Natural and holistic approach Typically, a course of treatment involves several sessions, and the results can be cumulative, becoming more noticeable over time. *Please avoid booking within 3 weeks of receiving Botox fillers or any cosmetic injections *Better to arrive for your appointment with a clean makeup free face.

Your first visit will include in-depth assessment in order to formulate a customized Treatment Plan for you to follow to ensure the quickest possible results. Acupuncture treatment is also performed at the first visit. PLEASE wear loose fitted cloths (ex: cloths that can be rolled up above the elbows and knees or wear shorts under the pants)

​1.Facial Gua Sha: The Natural Lift A gentle, relaxing technique to rejuvenate the skin from within. ​Reduces Puffiness: Promotes lymphatic drainage for a contoured look. ​Boosts Radiance: Increases oxygen and nutrient flow to the skin. ​ Relaxes Tension: Smooths fine lines by releasing facial muscle tightness. ​Body Gua Sha: Deep Recovery A traditional manual therapy used to release chronic muscle tension and "stagnation." ​Pain Relief: Effectively targets neck, shoulder, and back pain. ​Improves Circulation: Stimulates blood flow to accelerate healing. ​Detox & Immunity: Helps the body clear metabolic waste and supports the immune system.

Chinese herbal medicine is one of the world's oldest and most widely used medical processes. Based on the patient’s medical health history and assessment, the TCM practitioner will provide a TCM diagnosis on the imbalance in the body using the theories of yin and yang and the five elements. A detailed explanation of the diagnosis will be explained to the patient on how to remove what is excessive and/or replenish what is deficient from the body. The TCM practitioner may use a combination of herbal medicine and treatment modalities, such as acupuncture, moxibustion, cupping, gua sha, and tui na, as part of the treatment plan.

Suggest do 3~4 treatments per year for at least 2 years. By applying medicated patches to certain acupoints to help boost the immune system and improve overall health. The treatment takes advantage of the body’s peak yang energy during summer to utilize the warming effects of the medication which helps expel cold eliminate dampness and promote the flow of energy through the meridians Patients who are suitable for Tri-Heat treatment: 1 Allergic children and adults. Patients having symptoms like cough, rhinitis, dermatitis. Individuals who are cling to have upper respiratory system infections. Rheumatoid arthritis patients or individuals having muscle pain or soreness. 2 Patients having a weak-cold body formation. These people tend to feel coldness both from their hands and feet. They catch a cold easily and cough a lot. They usually feel bloatness or pain in their stomachs, not having much appetite, having chronic diarrhea. 3 Women having pain or white secretion during menstruation Patients who are NOT suitable for Tri- Heat treatment Patients currently having tuberculosis, asthma caused by pulmonary emphysema heart disease. Rhinitis with yellow nasal mucus.