Acupuncture
Licensed acupuncture care in a calm clinical setting, used as a complementary option for pain, muscle tension, injury recovery, and selected wellness goals.
Traditional roots. Individualized modern care.
Acupuncture involves placing very fine sterile needles at selected points. Dr. Lee reviews your health history, medications, goals, and comfort before recommending treatment.
- A focused health and symptom review
- Explanation of point selection and positioning
- Single-use sterile needles
- Comfort monitoring throughout the visit
- Coordination with other appropriate care
Acupuncture, explained clearly.
Most people describe a brief pinch, pressure, heaviness, warmth, or tingling. Tell the practitioner immediately if anything feels sharp or uncomfortable.
There is no universal number. Frequency depends on the condition, duration, health history, goals, and response to care.
No. Acupuncture may complement appropriate medical care but should not delay emergency evaluation, diagnosis, medication, or other recommended treatment.
Acupuncture can stand alone or complement other care.
Some patients choose acupuncture alone. Others use it alongside chiropractic or rehabilitation as part of a coordinated plan.
Read how care may be combinedSafety first
Tell Dr. Lee about pregnancy, medications, bleeding disorders, implanted devices, infections, or other health conditions. Acupuncture is not appropriate in every situation.
Interested in acupuncture?
Book an appointment to discuss your goals and whether acupuncture is appropriate for you.