Facial Enhancement Acupuncture
As we age, many of us notice more and more fine lines and wrinkles on our faces. These fine lines and wrinkles indicate that our facial muscles and skin are in need of more care. Acupuncture performed on the face can help reduce fine lines and wrinkles along with balancing the skin's overall complexion. Most people know that traditional facial acupuncture can treat pain in the body, headaches, and even nausea. But the supplementary benefits of acupuncture can be very helpful when performed on the face. Most acupuncturists can perform facial enhancement acupuncture or “cosmetic acupuncture” along with traditional acupuncture treatment.
How does facial acupuncture work?
Traditional acupuncture works by puncturing the skin with very thin painless needles which promotes blood flow and vital energy called “Qi” to the area being treated. When this is done on the face, the body tries to repair the face and starts sending blood to the area. This stimulates the lymphatic and circulatory systems, which work together to provide oxygen and nutrients to the skin cells and nourish the skin from the inside out. This will help even out the complexion of your skin and enhances your skin's natural glow. These punctures also stimulate the facial muscles which aids in the production of collagen in the dermis. Collagen helps improve the elasticity of the skin, which minimizes fine lines and wrinkles.
This process is not a rapid dramatic change like other options such as surgical facelifts or Botox treatments, but it is a much safer approach to younger-looking skin. Facial acupuncture aids in a gradual rejuvenation of the skin cells which over time will fade fine lines and wrinkles. This approach works best when treatments are repeated and is paired with a good skincare regimen.
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