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Facial acupuncture has a long history in traditional Chinese medicine and  is associated with the concept of “Mei Rong” (美容), referring to beauty,  harmony and balance. Cosmetic facial acupuncture is generally safe  when performed by a qualified and registered practitioner using  specialised ultra-fine, double-coated, sterile single-use needles.  Cosmetic facial acupuncture combines traditional acupuncture principles  with techniques aimed at supporting skin health and facial

Moxibustion is a traditional therapy used in traditional Chinese medicine  that involves the gentle warming of specific acupuncture points or areas  of the body using processed mugwort (Artemisia vulgaris). The heat  produced by moxa is used to support circulation, regulate the flow of Qi  and Blood, and warm areas of the body where cold or deficiency patterns  are present. At Mei Hanbang Clinic, moxibustion may be used alongside  acupuncture when clinically appropriate.  Mox

Electro-acupuncture is a modern adaptation of traditional acupuncture in  which a gentle electrical stimulation is applied to acupuncture needles  after insertion. Small clips are attached to selected needles and  connected to a regulated device that delivers controlled pulses. The  stimulation is carefully adjusted to a comfortable level for each patient and  monitored throughout the session. At Mei Hanbang Clinic, electro-acupuncture may be used where clinically appropriate

Herbal medicine is a core component of traditional Chinese medicine and  involves the use of plant-based, mineral and natural substances that are  combined into personalised prescriptions. At Mei Hanbang Clinic, herbal  medicine is prescribed following an individual consultation and is based  on traditional diagnostic principles together with contemporary clinical  understanding. The aim is to support the body’s regulatory functions,  restore internal balance and address both

Fire cupping is a traditional therapy used in Chinese medicine in which  glass cups are briefly heated and then placed on the skin to create gentle  suction. The suction draws the skin and superficial muscle layer upward  into the cup, promoting circulation and helping to relieve muscle tension.  At Mei Hanbang Clinic, fire cupping may be used as part of an  acupuncture treatment when clinically appropriate.  Cupping is commonly applied to the back, abdomen, shoulders and oth

Acupuncture treatment is individualised. After a consultation that includes  discussion of health history, symptoms and examination methods such as  pulse and tongue assessment, a treatment plan is developed. Many  patients seek acupuncture for pain management, stress-related  conditions, sleep disturbance, digestive issues, women’s health concerns,  skin condition, and general wellbeing. The aim is not only to address  presenting symptoms but also to support the underlying p