We want you to feel informed and confident as you begin your healing journey. Below are answers to the most common questions we hear from new patients.
Most patients feel little to no discomfort—acupuncture is typically relaxing. Our acupuncture needles are extremely thin—about the width of a human hair and are gently inserted by our licensed practitioners.
We use only high-quality, disposable needles from South Korea or Japan to ensure your safety and comfort.
Everyone responds differently, but most of our patients notice improvement during or shortly after their first visit. Acute conditions often improve quickly, while chronic issues may take a few sessions to show lasting change.
Acupuncture works cumulatively—regular sessions bring steady, long-term relief.
It depends on your condition, health history, and goals. Here’s a general guide:
Combining acupuncture with herbal medicine may speed up your results.
*results vary by patient
To get the most from your treatment:
No. While both involve needles, dry needling is not acupuncture and is not performed by licensed acupuncturists trained in Traditional Chinese Medicine. Acupuncture is a holistic system focused on restoring balance and supporting your body’s natural healing processes.
No. Acupressure uses manual pressure on points, but it doesn’t achieve the same clinical depth as acupuncture. Acupuncture requires formal training, licensure, and involves precise needle stimulation that affects your body’s internal systems.
We’re here to help. Whether you’re nervous about your first session or curious about what acupuncture can treat, we’d love to talk.
