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Facial Rejuvenation Acupuncture for NYC

Book your first acupuncture facial for $140

Services: Facial Acupuncture

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Facial rejuvenation acupuncture is a safe, natural, drug-free and effective way to keep you looking and feeling your best.

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Does your anti-aging regimen also improve your overall health and wellbeing? Facial rejuvenation acupuncture is a whole body treatment that helps with stress, digestion and sleep so you will look better in part because you will feel better. Cosmetic acupuncture is specifically designed to improve facial appearance by reducing fine lines and wrinkles, improving facial muscle tone, and rejuvenating dull, lifeless, or aging skin. Through the micro-stimulation of points on the face, natural collagen and elastin production is built up. This leaves the face more supple and smooth, while minimizing fine lines, wrinkles and other signs of aging. Cosmetic acupuncture can also be used to treat acne, rosacea, and dark circles under the eyes. We all know that life in New York can be stressful, cosmetic acupuncture is a relaxing, fun way to add some self care to your week.

What to expect in a treatment 

 

During the intake your practitioner will ask you about your concerns and goals for your treatment. They will then ask targeted questions to help determine what other internal imbalances you might have. In traditional Chinese medicine facial analysis is used to determine internal imbalances. For example, frown lines between your eyebrows point towards an imbalance with liver energy, dark circles under your eyes can lead us to ask questions to determine the health of your kidney energy. Beauty is the exterior manifestation of interior health, you never look your best when you are feeling unwell. The key to facial rejuvenation acupuncture is to focus on your overall health and beauty will follow closely behind. 

 

Once your TCM pattern has been determined and specific acu points have been chosen for your treatment, very fine needles will be inserted into points on your body as well as your face. Needles will also be placed in fine lines and wrinkles causing a natural production of collagen which creates a softening of lines and wrinkles.  

 

After resting with the needles for 30 minutes your acupuncturist will remove the needles and perform a brief facial massage and guasha using a jade tool. Acupuncture facial gua sha is a simple and gentle massage technique that increases the circulation and lymphatic flow in your face. The guasha tool allows us to get deeper into the fascia than by massaging with fingers alone. Cosmetic acupuncture leaves you looking and feeling your best.

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How many treatments are needed?
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Visible results can be seen after the first treatment. Dramatic and long lasting changes generally occur with a series of 10-12 sessions. We recommend beginning with acupuncture facial treatments 1-2 times a week.

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Pricing: 
 

Facial Acupuncture Session: $140

Duration 45 minutes but allow for one hour. After your consultation you will be given a treatment plan with a recommendation of how often you should come in for treatment based on your treatment goals and your specific condition. 

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Book a Facial Acupuncture Session

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We offer discounts of 10, 15 or 20% when sessions are purchased in packages of 3, 5 or 10 sessions.
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Donna Nield, Acupuncture & massage, acupuncture, massage, NYC massage, NYC acupuncture, best massage and acupuncture in NYC, Acu sessions, herbal medicine, cupping, acupuncture for stress, acupuncture for anxiety, acupuncture for infertility, East Village acupuncture,
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Facial rejuvenation acupuncture at East Village New York

My facial treatments leave me looking and feeling great. My skin was glowing after my first session and I noticed a big improvement with the circles under my eyes after a couple more sessions.

Trinia H. 

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