The needles used in our treatments are specially designed to minimise damage to the patient's skin. Thinner needles also allow the acupuncturist to better feel and direct the Chi within the patient's body. Using extra-fine needles requires a more refined skill set compared to traditional acupuncture, making Nano-Acupuncture more accurate and effective.
Bone setting is one of the five branches of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and forms the foundation of modern chiropractic and osteopathic practice. It is a holistic approach aimed at balancing the skeleton, muscles, and joints to relieve pain. Before the emergence of chiropractors and physical therapists, bonesetters were the primary providers of this treatment. The process involves manipulating fractured bones, ruptured sinews, and muscles without invasive procedures to alleviate injuries. TCM practitioners address issues like fractures, concussions, sprains, and joint dislocations through techniques such as pulling and aligning. This method is often considered more effective than light exercise or physiotherapy for conditions like back pain and sprains.
Traditional Chinese medicine and Tui Na therapy focus on the healing art of touch to manipulate soft tissue structures. This therapy aims to relieve tension, restore natural alignment, and enhance overall well-being by using manual techniques like applying pressure and movement. Benefits include improved blood circulation, metabolism, lymph function, pain relief, faster recovery, greater flexibility, better posture, improved breathing, healthier skin, reduced stress and anxiety, and a stronger mind-body connection.
Balancing Yin and Yang is essential for health, as imbalances can lead to sickness. Cosmetic acupuncture can address asymmetrical facial bones by improving circulation and unblocking inner energy in facial tissues. This treatment nourishes the area, eliminates toxins, and refreshes the skin, uplifting facial muscles in the process.
