Facial Acupuncture


In TCM, acupoints on the face and body are linked by channels called meridians which are in turn linked to internal organs and by stimulating selected acupoints, it elicits a wide-ranging effect on the body.

Facial and body acupuncture aims to improve the body’s constitution as a whole, and to adjust the internal environment in the body so that it reflects as good skin health. Typically it treats other health issues that are present.

Skin health is a mirror to our internal health conditions:

From TCM’s point of view, one’s appearance reflects the state of body health. For example, dark eye circles/eye bags can be due to kidney deficiency, dampness due to spleen deficiency, or blood stasis within the body. Dark spots on face can be due to stagnation of Qi and blood, or deficiencies in Spleen and Kidney. Therefore TCM aims to treat these underlying conditions using herbs and acupuncture, which in turn improves skin complexion.

Benefits of facial acupuncture:

Safe, no side effects other than occasional bruising which goes away within a week. Through stimulation of acupoints on the face as well as related acupoints on the body using fine needles, it aims to promote blood circulation for better skin radiance and removal of fine lines, as well as adjust imbalances in the body. Can be used to treat a wide variety of skin conditions or beauty and health issues, including:

  • skin pigmentation
  • acne
  • wrinkles
  • dull skin
  • puffy face
  • eye bags / dark eye circles

The acupuncture needles used are extremely fine, suitable even on the delicate skin of the face.

Eu Yan Sang Facial Acupuncture treatment plan:

Facial acupuncture takes a few sessions to start seeing effects. A suggested treatment plan would be 12 sessions, 1 to 2 times a week. However once it has achieved its intended effects, the effects are long-lasting with appropriate skin and health care of the patient. Probably minor follow-ups are needed every few months.

Herbal medication would complement facial acupuncture well. It boosts the effects of facial acupuncture and helps to treat any underlying conditions that may be causing poor skin health.

Points to note:

Facial acupuncture is contraindicated in the case of skin infection, open wounds, tumours, bleeding disorders, pregnancy, serious health conditions or suffering from acute disease. In the case of severe acne, acupuncture will be mainly focused on the body acupoints rather than on the face.


Perk Alert!

Quote "OB-FACIAL" at participating Eu Yan Sang TCM and Wellness Clinics to redeem your Facial Acupuncture trial session for $48*.

Terms and conditions:
  • Valid from 22 Mar 2018 to 30 Jun 2019 for new facial acupuncture customer.
  • Limited to one redemption per customer. Trial session is good for one-time use only.
  • Trial price includes consultation and facial acupuncture session.
  • Trial price includes GST.
  • Not applicable for Eu Yan Sang Needleless Acupuncture.
  • Valid only for selected physicians at below participating clinics.
  • Facial acupuncture is available on selected days only. Please call respective clinic to check on availability.
  • Not applicable with any other discount, voucher, promotion, package, privilege card, corporate plan or managed care plan.
  • Eu Yan Sang Clinic Management reserves the right of final decision in the event of any disputes.

Below is a list of Eu Yan Sang TCM clinics that offer facial acupuncture treatment:

Central
  • Plaza Singapura – 6238 1801
  • Royal Square @ Novena – 6266 6339
North-East
  • Hougang Mall – 6385 5969
  • Punggol Waterway Point – 6875 7004
  • Sengkang Compass One – 6283 6761
  • Serangoon NEX Mall – 6634 8042
East
  • Eastpoint Mall – 6785 9159
  • Tampines Century Square – 6783 6911
West
  • Bukit Panjang Plaza – 6766 5234
  • Clementi Mall – 6774 5178
  • Jurong JEM Mall – 6684 5677
North
  • Ang Mo Kio – 6451 4977
  • Sembawang – 6556 4528
  • Woodlands – 6365 6518

Promotions

PAssion Card Privilege

Enjoy Black PAssion Card and Passion Silver / Platinum Card Privilege...
Read More

Articles

Fight The Flu With TCM

In TCM, flu is perceived as an invasion of a body by external pathogenic factors (邪气)...
Read More

Videos

Sub-Health

Balance is a very important concept in TCM. If you have symptoms like insomnia...
Read More