What is it?
Acupuncture is an ancient science that taps into the body’s own natural healing abilities, promoting recovery, relaxation, rejuvenation, balance and wellbeing. It is part of the system of Traditional East Asian Medicine, which originated in China and was established in Japan more than 1,500 years ago.
Acupuncture is a holistic therapy - the whole health of each patient is assessed, then the underlying cause of imbalance is identified and treated.
What is Japanese Toyohari acupuncture?
Toyohari is a very dynamic and powerful, yet gentle, style of treatment. It was born out of the meridian therapy school in Japan and was originally developed for blind practitioners. Various tools may be used throughout a session to balance the ‘ki’ (the Japanese term for chi) including needles made from various metals, moxibustion and cupping. Needles often touch the skin but are not inserted. Toyohari can be beneficial for everyone and is highly suitable for those patients who are sensitive or very depleted, as well as babies and children.
Who can it help?
Some of the reasons our patients visit include":
pain management
headaches and migraines
stress management
digestive issues
women’s health
fertility Support (female and male)
support alongside IVF treatment
respiratory conditions
skin issues
babies and children’s health
Supportive care during cancer treatment
To learn more, please visit:
https://www.acupuncture.org.au/resources/publications/the-acupuncture-evidence-project
Facial Rejuvenation Acupuncture: A Holistic Approach to Skin Health
Many people seek facial rejuvenation acupuncture to support skin tone and firmness and to promote a naturally refreshed appearance.
Facial rejuvenation acupuncture, sometimes called cosmetic acupuncture, is a specialised form of acupuncture that has become increasingly popular in recent years. While people often choose this treatment for cosmetic reasons, from a Traditional East Asian Medicine (TEAM) perspective, the face is viewed as a reflection of the health and balance of the whole person.
Why Facial Rejuvenation?
People commonly choose facial rejuvenation acupuncture to support concerns relating to:
fine lines and wrinkles
sagging or drooping cheeks
dry, dull or flaky skin
puffiness of the eyes and face
pigmentation
scarring
skin tone and texture
dark circles around the eyes
appearance of tired eyes.
Visit Lee-Anne’s website to find out more about Facial Rejuvenation (https://larmitage.com.au/facial-rejuvenation-acupuncture/).
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