Acupuncture: Acupuncture is a technique using tiny, sterile needles to move Qi, or energy, from areas of excess (knots in your muscles, areas that are painful or uncomfortable), and bring that vital energy to where it is needed.

Electro-Acupuncture: Needles are hooked up to a battery powered device that sends small electric signals to the needles. This is used to stimulate the needles, and may feel like a vibration or a tapping at the site of the needle.

Cosmetic Acupuncture: is an effective way to remove fine lines and wrinkles from the face. It can reduce the signs of aging by revitalizing the skin and providing a more youthful look to the face. Cosmetic acupuncture helps to rejuvenate facial tissue by increasing the circulation to the area, and stimulating collagen production, resulting in a healthy glowing complexion.

Cupping: A technique that uses a light suction to draw toxins and stagnant blood out of the bodies tissues.

Gua Sha: A technique using a smooth edged tool, such as a ceramic soup spoon, to rub the skin and clear out toxins.

Herbal Medicine: Chinese herbs come in many forms. It is rare to take one herb by itself. By combining 5-10 herbs, formulas are created to address a very specific problem, and side effects are avoided (when prescribed correctly) because the herbs balance each other and are used whole (individual chemicals are not extracted and concentrated). These formulas are often given in pill form, which has the advantage of convenience, affordability, and lack of flavor.