Facial Acupuncture
FACIAL REVITALISATION
For thousands of years, the people of the Orient have known that beauty comes from the inside out. In order for a person to look their best, they must radiate health. Early Chinese acupuncture practitioners knew that meridians either began or ended on the face and some have internal branches that go to the face. As early as the Sung dynasty (960AD to 1270 AD), Acupuncture rejuvenation were employed for the Empress and the Emperor’s concubines.
Chinese Medicine famous axiom, “ Where qi goes, blood flow.” This concept may seem strange, however, we all know that increase circulation helps the body look & feel younger. As we know if we are healthy, happy and feel energised this reflect on our face, skin, and eyes. Likewise, if we are feeling below par and energetically deficient this will also reflect on our face, skin & eyes.
Facial Revitalisation Acupuncture Treatment involves the insertion of hair thin needles into particular areas of the face, ears, neck, hands, trunk and legs at specific acupuncture points along the meridians. These specific points are chosen to manipulate the movement of the energy in the body (Qi) in the body according to the needs of the individual.
As the aim of Acupuncture is to treat the whole person, body, mind & spirit, a full comprehensive case history will be taken in order to identify any patterns that need to be addressed.
What are the effects of Facial Revitalisation?
Fine lines may be entirely eliminated and deeper ones reduced, Bags under the eyes can be reduced, jowls firmed, puffiness eliminated, droopy eyelids may be lifted and double chins minimised. Other likely results include: moisturising of the skin with increased local circulation of blood and lymph to the face, increased collagen production, muscle tone, and dermal contraction, tightening of pores, brightening of the eyes, improving hormone balance and reduction of stress evident in the face, bringing out the innate Beauty and Radiance of an individual.
Contraindications of Facial Revitalisation
Facial Revitalisation Acupuncture is contraindicated for some pituitary disorders, heart disorders, diabetes mellitus, high blood pressure, individual who have a pacemaker or who have problems with bleeding or bruising, or suffering from migraine headaches. Facial Revitalisation Acupuncture should not be done during pregnancy , or bouts of cold or flu, an allergic attack or an acute herpes outbreak.
What is the course of treatment?
Generally, a course consists of 12 treatments. The effects become most noticeable and long lasting on or about the 7th session. Each person responds differently, depending on their condition and lifestyle prior to treatment. Following the initial course of treatment, maintenance sessions help to prolong the effects.
Cost of Facial Revitalisation Acupuncture
Price on application.
Anna Krypczyk MBAcC MRCHM Training
2003 Facial Rejuvenation Acupuncture with Jamie Hedger
2005 Facial Rejuvenation Acupuncture with Virginia Doran
For thousands of years, the people of the Orient have known that beauty comes from the inside out. In order for a person to look their best, they must radiate health. Early Chinese acupuncture practitioners knew that meridians either began or ended on the face and some have internal branches that go to the face. As early as the Sung dynasty (960AD to 1270 AD), Acupuncture rejuvenation were employed for the Empress and the Emperor’s concubines.
Chinese Medicine famous axiom, “ Where qi goes, blood flow.” This concept may seem strange, however, we all know that increase circulation helps the body look & feel younger. As we know if we are healthy, happy and feel energised this reflect on our face, skin, and eyes. Likewise, if we are feeling below par and energetically deficient this will also reflect on our face, skin & eyes.
Facial Revitalisation Acupuncture Treatment involves the insertion of hair thin needles into particular areas of the face, ears, neck, hands, trunk and legs at specific acupuncture points along the meridians. These specific points are chosen to manipulate the movement of the energy in the body (Qi) in the body according to the needs of the individual.
As the aim of Acupuncture is to treat the whole person, body, mind & spirit, a full comprehensive case history will be taken in order to identify any patterns that need to be addressed.
What are the effects of Facial Revitalisation?
Fine lines may be entirely eliminated and deeper ones reduced, Bags under the eyes can be reduced, jowls firmed, puffiness eliminated, droopy eyelids may be lifted and double chins minimised. Other likely results include: moisturising of the skin with increased local circulation of blood and lymph to the face, increased collagen production, muscle tone, and dermal contraction, tightening of pores, brightening of the eyes, improving hormone balance and reduction of stress evident in the face, bringing out the innate Beauty and Radiance of an individual.
Contraindications of Facial Revitalisation
Facial Revitalisation Acupuncture is contraindicated for some pituitary disorders, heart disorders, diabetes mellitus, high blood pressure, individual who have a pacemaker or who have problems with bleeding or bruising, or suffering from migraine headaches. Facial Revitalisation Acupuncture should not be done during pregnancy , or bouts of cold or flu, an allergic attack or an acute herpes outbreak.
What is the course of treatment?
Generally, a course consists of 12 treatments. The effects become most noticeable and long lasting on or about the 7th session. Each person responds differently, depending on their condition and lifestyle prior to treatment. Following the initial course of treatment, maintenance sessions help to prolong the effects.
Cost of Facial Revitalisation Acupuncture
Price on application.
Anna Krypczyk MBAcC MRCHM Training
2003 Facial Rejuvenation Acupuncture with Jamie Hedger
2005 Facial Rejuvenation Acupuncture with Virginia Doran