Sujittra (Jit) KowpairotVérifié auprès du registre public de la profession, le 8 août 2026

Fire cupping is a technique that utilizes negative pressure (suction) to release blood, body fluids, inorganic substances, bacteria and metabolic waste from tissue and bring it to the surface to be carried out through the circulation and lymphatic systems. This allows new oxygenated blood to flow into the area and bring nutrients to the area to promote healing.

What is Acupuncture? It is used to prevent imbalance and disease, alleviate pain, facilitate healing, and improve mobility. Acupuncture works by stimulating specific anatomical points, selected through both traditional palpation and modern clinical assessment. This stimulation—whether manual, mechanical, thermal, or electrical—elicits neurophysiological responses in the muscles, spinal cord, and brain. It also triggers biochemical and hormonal processes that help regulate the body and relieve symptoms, particularly pain. Acupuncture treatments use high-quality, single-use sterilized needles, which are retained for about 20-30 minutes. Depending on your condition, I may suggest additional techniques such as electro-stimulation and/or fire cupping

The facial acupuncture treatment typically begins with a facial massage, followed by facial cupping and gua sha techniques to relax the muscles and enhance circulation. Next, very fine, high-quality needles are carefully inserted into key points on the face. Facial acupuncture benefits: Boosts Collagen Production, Improves Skin Tone, Reduces Fine Lines, Promotes Skin, Firmness, Reduces Puffiness, Treats Acne & Skin Conditions, Relieves Stress, Non-invasive and Long-Term Anti-Aging. In addition, facial acupuncture can also alleviate TMJ symptoms, helping to reduce jaw tension caused by clenching and grinding during sleep. Note: Arrive with a Clean Face. This helps the practitioner focus on your facial points without any makeup or skincare products.