Experienced and compassionate acupuncturist specialized in cosmetic acupuncture.

Certified F.A.C.E. Acupuncturist Certified Korean Style Cosmetic Acupuncturist

About F.A.C.E. Acupuncture Anti-aging, lifting, regeneration,

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F.A.C.E. Facial Acupuncture FAQ - Your Natural Anti-Aging Ally

✅ Q1: Am I a good candidate for facial acupuncture?

A: You may benefit from this treatment if you have: Sagging skin or facial droop

Dark circles or under-eye bags

Fine lines on the face or neck

Facial asymmetry or uneven eye size

Twitching eyelids or mild facial nerve imbalance

👉 If you’re looking for a natural, non-invasive way to maintain youthful skin without artificial enhancements, this may be perfect for you.

✨ Q2: How many sessions do I need? When will I see results?

A: Most clients start with 6 weekly sessions as one complete treatment cycle. They typically notice brighter, firmer, more lifted skin by the end.

Recommended follow-up schedule:

Ages 20–30: Once every 4 weeks for maintenance

Ages 30–40: Every 2–3 weeks to support elasticity

Ages 40–50+: Start weekly, then gradually reduce frequency based on results

🕊️ This schedule helps preserve skin tone and structure long-term.

🆚 Q3: How is this different from Botox or fillers?

A: Unlike cosmetic injections, facial acupuncture delivers visible but natural results by:

Stimulating facial meridians, fascia, and muscles

Boosting collagen production and blood flow

Improving skin tone, elasticity, and balance

Leaving no artificial stiffness, no injection marks

Perfect for those who want subtle enhancement through inner healing.

😌 Q4: Does it hurt? It looks intense.

A: No. We use ultra-fine needles (0.10–0.14mm), even thinner than a human hair.

Most people feel little to no pain

Occasionally, a light tingling or dull ache at certain points

Many clients chat with the practitioner during treatment

There’s no downtime, and you can return to your routine right away.

💡 Q5: Can I do this if I’ve had cosmetic procedures?

A: Yes. Facial acupuncture can be done before or after aesthetic treatments. It may even help reduce swelling and speed up healing. Example: clients with post-surgery puffiness (like eyelid lifts) reported visible relief after 2–3 sessions.

🌸 Q6: Are there health benefits beyond beauty?

A: Yes. Facial acupuncture may also help with:

Facial eczema or dry skin

Allergic rhinitis or nasal sensitivity

Facial tension or minor nerve issues It improves energy flow, blood circulation, and overall facial vitality.

🔬 Q7: How does it work? What’s the science behind it?

A: This method blends:

Traditional Chinese Medicine (meridians and acupoints)

Modern anatomical knowledge (fascia, muscle, ligaments)

By targeting both deep tissue and surface points, it:

Restores elasticity and tension

Lifts contours

Balances facial symmetry

Promotes radiance and firmness

🧷 Q8: What kind of needles do you use?

A: We use single-use, sterile, medical-grade micro-needles

Width: 0.10 to 0.14mm (thinner than hair)

Designed for maximum comfort

Almost no side effects

No recovery time needed — get back to your day right after

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Dau Chin Chen (Jessica) graduated from the College of Traditional Chinese Medicine & Pharmacology Canada in 2019. Before she got RMT license, she worked in spa field for long time. She is passionate about helping people of all ages with acute and chronic conditions to improve their wellness.

Jessica has been trained in Swedish, and deep tissue techniques, myofascial release, trigger point therapy, joint mobilizations, Pregnancy massage, hot stone therapy, reflexology. Her treatment consists of posture education, exercise plan, activity modification. Jessica always works together with her patients to achieve a short and long-term goal for treatment. She never stops learning — she strives to continue her study to become a better therapist for her patients. Jessica is able to provide service in English, Mandarin, Chinese, and Taiwanese.

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Doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)

Dr. Chen is passionate about incorporate the natural remedies into modern everyday life.

Common treatable conditions: Gynecology, Insomnia, Skin Solution, Allergy, Alzheimer, Diabetes, Eye Disorders and Diseases, Hyperhidrosis, Hypertension, Heperlipidemia, Pain Management, Parkinson, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Shingles, Sports Injury, Stroke Sequelae, Spincal Cord injury Sequelae, and more.

Treatable Conditions

>Ophthalmology 眼科

■ Dry eye syndrome – 乾眼症

■ Muscae volitantes – 飛蚊症

■ Diplopia – 複視

■ Strabismus – 斜視

■ Visual field defect – 視野缺損

■ Optic atrophy – 視神經萎縮

■ Macular lesion – 黃斑部病變

■ Glaucoma – 青光眼

■ Cataract – 白內障

■ Presbyopia – 老花眼

■ Shortsightedness – 近視

■ Allergic Conjunctivitis – 過敏性結膜炎

>Neurological Disorders 常見神經疾病

■ Autonomic disorder (Dysautonomia) – 自律神經失調

■ Peripheral neuropathy – 周邊神經病變

■ Migraine – 偏頭痛

>Gynecology 婦科

■ PMS – 經痛

■ Infertility – 助孕

■ PCOS – 多囊性卵巢症候群

■ Amenorrhea – 閉經

■ Hormone balance – 荷爾蒙失調

>Neurological Intensive 神經重症

■ Parkinson – 巴金森氏症

■ Alzheimer – 阿兹海默氏症

■ Sequela of cerebral apoplexy – 腦中風後遺症

■ Cerebellar atrophy -小腦萎縮症

■ Brain nerve injury Sequelae – 腦神經損傷後遺症

■ Spinal Cord injury Sequelae– 脊髓損傷後遺症

■ Cerebral palsy – 腦性麻痺

■ Brain tumor disease – 腦腫瘤病發症

■ Motor neuron disease – 運動神經麻痺

■ ALS – 漸凍症

■ Facial nerve palsy – 顏面神經麻痺

■ Tourette syndrome – 妥瑞氏症

■ Intrinsic tremor – 本態性震顫

■ Postherpetic neuralgia – 帶狀疱疹神經後遺症

>Arthritis 關節炎

■ Osteoarthritis – 退化性關節炎

■ Rheumatoid arthritis – 類風濕性關節炎

■ Gout – 痛風

>Pain Management 痛症

■ Neck & shoulder pain 肩頸疼痛

■ Knee pain 膝蓋疼痛

■ Back Pain 背部疼痛

■ Sports Injury 運動傷害

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