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Traditional Acupuncture and Chinese Herbs
Facial rejuvenation acupuncture, also known as cosmetic acupuncture and acupuncture ‘face lift’, is a procedure that aims to address the signs of ageing as well as improve general wellbeing which may be compromised as we age.
The acupuncture face lift helps to:
- Increase collagen production and improve the elasticity of the skin
- Help eliminate and reduce bags under eyes, and decrease the tendency towards sagging and jowls
- Help eliminate fine lines of the face and reduce the effect of larger wrinkles
- Improve hormonal balance, therefore may assist in addressing hormonal acne
- Increase local circulation of blood and lymph to the face and so moisturises skin and can improve facial colour
- Tighten pores
- Can reduce double chins
- Help in lifting drooping eyelids
- Brighten the eyes
Acupuncture can also:
- Reduce stress that is evident in the face
- Can assist in delaying the hair turning grey and hair loss that’s often associated with ageing
- Strengthen the immune system by promoting overall health and wellbeing
- Address selected health concerns that may be ageing
- Bring out a person’s innate beauty and radiance
The Acupuncture ‘Face Lift’ £400
A course of treatment consists of 10 treatments. The first 6 are performed twice a week then the remaining follow at weekly intervals.
After the course of treatment, the you may need to return monthly or every other month for a ‘top-up’ treatment for maintenance purposes.
Cosmetic Surgery without the knife! Recently featured on Channel 4’s 10 Year’s Younger: The Challenge. Facial Rejuvenation Acupuncture is a natural alternative to cosmetic surgery or botox fillers. A one-off treatment helps to plump up the skin and improve the blood circulation, while a full Acupuncture ‘Face Lift’ can help fill in wrinkles, reduce eye bags and perk up tired and sagging skin.
One-off treatments £45 per session
You can also opt for one-off sessions of facial acupuncture which will plump up the skin and improve the blood circulation. However, there will be no real long-term effect.
As seen on Channel 4’s
