We look at your symptoms and movement, and decide on the treatment you need together.
We check where it hurts and how you move, then choose the treatment you need.
Acupuncture, electroacupuncture, electronic moxibustion, cupping and Chuna are covered by National Health Insurance.
When it helpsWhen your lower back or lower abdomen feels cold and stiffBuilt-up muscle fatigueWhen pain often comes with feeling cold
We check your skin and sensation, then apply heat where needed. Whether to combine it with acupuncture or other treatments is decided after the consultation.
Device: 테크노싸이언스 온뜸 electronic moxibustion device
When it helpsLong-standing neck and shoulder stiffnessLower back muscle painMuscle knots that do not loosen easily
Electrical stimulation is delivered through a device connected to the needles. We decide whether to use it and how strong it should be based on your examination and how you respond.
If you have an implanted electronic medical device, please tell us before treatment.
Device: Stratek STN-330 electroacupuncture device
When it helpsSudden muscle stiffnessNeck and shoulder tensionLower back painSprained wrist or ankle
We check not only where it hurts, but also tenderness when pressed and how your joints move. We look at tense muscles and tender points to adjust where and how strongly the needles stimulate.
When needed, we use lifting-and-thrusting stimulation, moving the needle up and down. We proceed while checking the muscle and your response.
When it helpsRotator cuff and shoulder tendon painNeck and lower back disc problemsSpinal stenosisNumbness and pain radiating to the arms or legs
We look at the surrounding structures together with the painful area during the procedure.
Device: Alpinion E-CUBE 15 Platinum ultrasound system
When it helpsKnee and shoulder joint painLong-standing neck and back painWrist and elbow tendon pain (such as tennis elbow)
Pharmacopuncture types we use
Jungseong EohyeolBamboo saltPDRNJahageo (placenta)
We choose the type of pharmacopuncture and the treatment area based on your symptoms and examination.
The pharmacopuncture solutions we use contain no painkillers or steroids.
When it helpsForward head posture, straight neckLower back pain from sitting for long hoursPain from an imbalanced spine or pelvis
We check the painful area and how your joints move, then adjust the technique and pressure.
Chuna manual therapy is covered by National Health Insurance.
Equipment: IWS-7000 Chuna table
Interferential current therapy (ICT) · 굿플 메디라이트
Gentle electrical stimulation that loosens widespread muscle tension and helps relieve muscle pain
When it helpsNeck and shoulder stiffnessUpper and lower back muscle painWidespread muscle tension
Pads are attached to deliver even electrical stimulation over a wide area.
Silver Spike Point (SSP) · 영인바이오텍 IN-8100
Small electrodes stimulate acupoints to help the face and small joints recover
When it helpsFacial palsyJaw joint (TMJ) painSmall joints such as the wrist and ankle
Instead of needles, small electrodes are placed on the skin, so it can be used on narrow areas where pads are hard to attach.
원효 IRH3200
Infrared light warms the treatment area to loosen stiff muscles and support circulation
When it helpsWhen your muscles feel stiffPain in areas that feel coldMuscle relaxation before or after other treatments
Infrared light is directed at the treatment area to warm the skin and muscles evenly.
인성테크놀러지 CWM703
Warms the abdomen deeply to help a tired body and digestion recover
When it helpsChronic fatigueIndigestionA cold abdomen
Microwaves deliver heat deep into the body.
You can receive Chuna treatment without a booking. Depending on when you arrive and how busy the clinic is that day, you may need to wait.
After the examination, we choose from acupuncture, electroacupuncture, pharmacopuncture, cupping, electronic moxibustion, Chuna and physical therapy (such as ICT and infrared) based on your symptoms.
Yes. Acupuncture, electroacupuncture, cupping, electronic moxibustion and Chuna are covered by National Health Insurance.
It depends on how severe the pain is and how long you have had it. Usually you visit often at first so we can check how your body responds, and as you improve, visits are spaced out to once or twice a week.