Facial rejuvenation acupuncture · Kirkland, WA
Facial rejuvenation acupuncture, from the inside out.
A non-injectable, whole-body approach to skin vitality, facial tension, circulation, lymphatic flow and healthy aging.
Aging is systemic. So is the treatment.
Skin and facial tissue are treated through the lens of whole-body health, supporting the systems that shape how we look and feel.
What the research suggests
Clinically credible. Not a spa facial.
Research and clinical use suggest facial acupuncture may support microcirculation, skin hydration, muscle tone, facial tension and lymphatic flow over a series of treatments.
Body points are used alongside facial points to address the nervous system, digestion, hormones and circulation that influence the skin from within. Individual results vary.
Dr. Rayna Dvorak, ND, LAc · Licensed acupuncturist and naturopathic physician
The session
Calm, considered, and yours.
Each treatment is tailored to your goals and constitution, with body points chosen for what is happening beneath the skin.
A session may include
- Facial acupuncture
- Body acupuncture points
- Facial cupping
- Gua sha and lymphatic drainage
- Acupressure and facial massage
- Nervous system regulation
The treatment journey
Results build over a series.
- 01
A free 15-minute call
Talk through your goals and history, and whether this treatment is a good fit.
- 02
Consultation
Contraindications are reviewed first. If you receive Botox or fillers, timing is discussed; a waiting period is generally recommended.
- 03
A series of treatments
Best results come from a series rather than a single session. Series packages are available.
A good fit if you want to support
- Facial and jaw tension
- Dull or tired-looking skin
- Puffiness and lymphatic flow
- Fine lines and skin texture
- Skin hydration and tone
- A non-injectable approach to aging
This is not a replacement for dermatology or medical aesthetic care, and results vary.
Next step
Book a facial rejuvenation consultation.
A free 15-minute call to talk through your goals, history and whether this treatment is a good fit.
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