Your Questions, Answered

These are the questions we hear most often from new and returning patients.

Our goal is to make your experience feel grounded and stress‑free, so we’ve put together clear guidance on what to expect, how to prepare, and how our therapies support your well‑being.

Getting Started

  • Your first session includes a full health intake, a conversation about your goals, and a personalized treatment plan. You’ll have plenty of time to ask questions and settle in.

  • Comfortable, loose‑fitting clothing is best. Most treatments can be done with sleeves and pant legs rolled up.

  • Eat a light meal beforehand, stay hydrated, and avoid caffeine right before your session if possible.

  • You’re in good hands. Sessions move at your pace, and you’ll be guided through every step so you feel comfortable and supported.

  • This is incredibly common. The needles are extremely thin — about the width of a hair — and treatments are always adapted to your comfort level. Many needle‑sensitive patients end up loving acupuncture.

  • Yes. Acupuncture can actually help ease cramps, bloating, and mood changes. You’re welcome to come exactly as you are.

During Treatment

  • Most people feel little to no discomfort. You may notice a light pinch or a warm, tingling sensation as the body responds — but treatments are gentle, calming, and deeply restorative.

  • Yes. Acupuncture is a safe, evidence‑based therapy when performed by a licensed practitioner. Sterile, single‑use needles are always used.

  • Absolutely. Acupuncture is commonly used to support pregnancy, ease discomfort, and promote overall well‑being. Treatments are always adapted for safety.

  • Yes — facial acupuncture supports circulation, tone, and natural radiance. It’s a gentle, non‑invasive approach to skin health.

  • It happens all the time. Many people find acupuncture deeply relaxing, and resting is encouraged.

After Your Session

  • Most people feel relaxed or pleasantly tired. Gentle movement, hydration, and avoiding intense exercise or alcohol for the rest of the day can help your body integrate the treatment.

  • Yes. You may feel calm or slightly sleepy, but you can go back to your normal routine.

  • Everyone’s healing timeline is different. Some people feel relief after one or two sessions, while others benefit from ongoing care. We’ll discuss what’s right for you based on your needs.

  • Acupuncture supports stress, pain, fertility, digestion, sleep, hormonal balance, and whole‑body wellness. If you’re unsure whether it’s right for you, feel free to reach out.

  • It happens all the time. Many people find acupuncture deeply relaxing, and resting is encouraged.

If you’re wondering whether acupuncture is right for you, you’re always welcome to reach out — We here to help you take the next step toward feeling better.