Thursday, February 23, 2012

Cosmetic Acupuncture

b3Cosmetic Acupuncture is a non-surgical procedure that will help rejuvenate and revitalize your whole body. It is suitable for both men and women. With cosmetic acupuncture, the meridians that either end or begin at the face are utilized to stimulate and balance the energy and at the same time, the underlying factors that contribute to the aging process are treated. This involves the insertion of hair-thin disposable needles into specific areas on the face, ears, hands, legs and torso. The needles are inserted into the energy pathways or meridians to improve the flow of Qi (energy). As the movement of energy improves, a greater amount of energy and blood are circulated to the face, nourishing, hydrating, toning and diminishing the appearance of wrinkles.

Benefits of Cosmetic Acupuncture

Cosmetic Acupuncture will:

  • help minimise or eliminate fine lines
  • help reduce double chin
  • help reduce frown lines
  • help lift sagging skin, puffy or droopy eyelids
  • increase collagen production
  • brighten the eyes
  • improve muscle tone
  • improve hormonal balance to reduce acne
  • even facial colour tone
  • increase blood, energy and lymph circulation

Additionally, there are positive side effects to facial acupuncture procedure that include:

  • clearing of acne and rosacea;
  • reduced depression and less anxiety;
  • better digestion and sleep cycles;
  • fewer hot flashes and night sweats.

Why choose Facial Revitalisation Acupuncture over a Face Lift or Botox?

Cosmetic Acupuncture is not a replacement for surgery, however it is an excellent natural alternative. It is much less costly and a safer treatment. It is painless and has no negative side effects; there is no trauma inflicted on the body or need for recovery.

Pros and Cons of Cosmetic Surgery

Pros
  • Once swelling has settled, results are immediately obvious
  • Results are dramatic
  • Results can last for several years before requiring further enhancement
Cons
  • Initial expense
  • Anaesthetic risks
  • Risk of surgical complications
  • Risk of infection
  • Scarring
  • Results can be drastic and sometimes severe
  • Unsuccessful results can take years to improve
  • Post surgical pain and bruising
  • Time off work may be required for recovery
  • Sudden change of appearance will let everyone know you have had surgery

Pros & Cons of Cosmetic Acupuncture

Pros
  • Results are gradual and therefore natural
  • Results can last for several years with maintenance
  • Cost effective compared to surgery
  • No anaesthetic required
  • No down-time or time off work
  • No scarring
  • Relaxing and comfortable treatment
  • Whole body treatment helps general health
Cons
  • More permanent and dramatic effects take several weeks to achieve
  • Cannot change underlying bone structure
  • Very occasionally a small bruise might occur but will clear after a few days
  • Maintenance treatments every 4-12 weeks may be required

    Who should NOT have Cosmetic Acupuncture?

    Cosmetic Acupuncture is contraindicated for some pituitary disorders, heart disorders, diabetes mellitus, high blood pressure, individuals with pacemakers, bleeding or bruising disorders, and for those who suffer from migraine headaches. Cosmetic Acupuncture should not be performed during pregnancy, during a cold or flu, during an allergic attack or during an acute herpes outbreak.

     
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