
FACIAL REJUVENATION ACUPUNCTURE
Facial rejuvenation acupuncture is a natural and powerful treatment for the skin, its commonly called ‘the natural face lift’ but it's much more in-depth than that, fine needles are inserted into the face to increase blood flow and qi, prompting the skin to stimulate more collagen production and elastin, two things that slow down as we age and result in sagging and wrinkles, internal health is reflected in your face, which makes facial acupuncture a double treatment whilst treating the face, you are treating the body and any underlying health factors that can lead to premature aging.
A course of 8-12 treatments is advised for a longer lasting result preferably on a weekly basis for the first 5, changes to the skin are natural and effective and skin rejuvenation increases after each treatment, but if you are simply wanting a quick face refresh, results can be seen after just one treatment.
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Benefits of facial acupuncture
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Improves complexion
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Lifts & firms the skin
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Improves lymph circulation
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Reduces puffiness and eye bags
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Promotes collagen
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Reduces wrinkles & fine lines
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Improves muscle tone
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Naturally Rejuvenates the skin
Your treatment will start with a Gua Sha facial massage
Gua means to rub and Sha refers to the red mark indicating where blood stagnation or heat is trapped in the body, facial Gua Sha has become a popular facial technique for naturally stimulating blood circulation and lymphatic drainage for tired or congested skin, it can assist with lifting and sculpting, relaxing tight muscles that contribute towards fine lines, making it the perfect treatment before facial acupuncture.
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Prices
Facial acupuncture with Gua Sha facial massage (1 hour 15 minutes) £65
Course of 5 treatments £300 (Must be used within 10 weeks)
Contraindications
Pregnancy
Vertigo
Severe high blood pressure
Open sores
Pacemakers
Patients taking blood thinning medication, due to the high risk of bruising
This list is not exhaustive, and a full consultation will be taken out before your first treatment.
If you are unsure whether acupuncture can help with what you have, please get in touch via Contact Us
Appointments - CALL 01253 732211
Should you wish to make an appointment, please telephone the clinic. At your first appointment, before any treatment is carried out, a health questionnaire and consultation will be carried out by Amanda to assess you. During this consultation you will be able to discuss your current problem in order for a treatment plan to be devised. This may be a single session or a number of sessions. To book an appointment please call the clinic on 01253 732211 or if you require further information please use the Contact Us facility below.
Fees:
Acupuncture
First session - £50.00
including an in depth consultation and your first treatment.
Please allow 75-90 minutes
Follow up sessions - £45.00
usually lasting 45 minutes to 1 hour.
Facial Rejuvenation Acupuncture
Facial acupuncture with Gua Sha facial massage (1 hour 15 minutes) £65
Course of 5 treatments £300 (Must be used within 10 weeks)
Reflexology - £45.00
1 hour
Deep tissue massage with soft cupping -£45.00
1 hour
Full body Swedish massage - £45.00
1 hour
Please note: If you are late or miss your appointment the full consultancy or treatment fee will still be incurred. This is unless we are notified a minimum of 24 hours prior. All consultancy and treatments must be paid for on the day unless prior arrangement has been made. Thank you.
Home visits:
If you cannot attend the clinic due to specific illness or mobility problems, a mobile visit to your home can be arranged.
An additional charge will be incurred as detailed:
Normal Session Fee plus
£15.00 (under 10 miles from Lytham)
Medical Insurance
If you have medical insurance, you may find that it covers Acupuncture when it is carried out by an Acupuncturist who is registered with The Acupuncture Society You may be able to have your treatment on insurance if you are looking for support with IVF, IUI, infertility, or if you are struggling with long-term chronic pain problems.
Following treatment, a full detailed receipt will be issued to you, which will allow you to apply for a refund with your insurer.
Please check with your insurance company to make sure you are covered before we begin your acupuncture treatment.
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A number of health insurers may cover treatments by the Acupuncture Society members, please check with your insurer first.​










Contact us
AO Acupuncture & Therapies
The Lytham Clinic
6 Church Road
Lytham
Lancashire
FY8 5LH
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Telephone: 01253 732211
Email: info@aoacupuncture.co.uk
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The Acupuncture Society is an association, register and self regulator of professional Acupuncture therapists, it was formed to promote the development of TCM, Acupuncture, Chinese herbal medicine and other Oriental Therapies such as Shiatzu, Tuina, Acupressure and Auricular & Microsystems Acupuncture as effective complementary medical practices, and to inform and protect the public through our newsletters, licensing and Covid 19 guidance ethical, safety and disciplinary conduct codes and regulations.
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