Start with the whole body
We look at skin alongside stress, sleep, digestion, cycle health, and overall vitality.
Facial Acupuncture
Skin support that works with the whole body
Facial acupuncture supports circulation, facial tension, skin texture, and a natural glow while also tending to the internal patterns that shape the health of the skin.
Common reasons
A good fit for
A quick way to see whether this treatment matches what your body is asking for. If more than one sounds familiar, that is exactly what a full session is for.
- Fine lines and signs of aging
- Facial tension and jaw tension
- Dullness and uneven texture
- Puffiness and fluid stagnation
- Circulation and natural glow
- Stress held in the face
- Skin support from the inside out
Session flow
What to expect
A clear look at how the session usually unfolds.
Settle the system first
Body points support circulation and the internal patterns that shape the face.
Treat the face gently
Fine facial points, massage, gua sha, cupping, or supportive tools may be used based on your needs.
Build cumulative change
Many people notice a glow quickly; deeper changes tend to build through a series.
Plan your visit
Pricing and duration
For best results, facial acupuncture is recommended as a series of 10 to 12 weekly or bi-weekly sessions, followed by monthly maintenance. See the full pricing chart at Services & Pricing.
Ready when you are. Choose a time and we will meet you where you are.
Book Facial AcupunctureHow It Works
The face reflects what's happening internally. Dull skin can be circulation. Puffiness can be fluid stagnation. Fine lines can be a sign of depleted Yin — the cooling, moistening quality that Chinese medicine considers the foundation of structural resilience as we age. We treat the source, not just the surface.
Fine needles placed at specific facial points encourage circulation, support collagen, and invite the muscles of the face to soften and release. But treatment begins with the whole body first — body points that address whatever internal pattern is present, whether that's stress, depleted sleep, hormonal shifts, or circulation. The face changes when the whole system is supported.
A consistent practice can change the skin in ways that are quiet and cumulative — the kind of change that makes people ask what you've been doing differently.
Your Practitioners
Facial Acupuncture looks at the skin through the whole body. Your practitioner supports circulation, tone, texture, facial tension, and glow while also considering stress, sleep, digestion, and the internal patterns that often show up on the face.
Dr. Shelby Ramirez (DACM), Dr. Adrienne Nash (DACM), and Dr. Frederica Crafts (DACM) bring whole-body diagnosis, aesthetic care, and an unhurried presence to every treatment.
What People Are Saying
Pairs well with this treatment
Support your care between visits with simple rituals chosen to complement this treatment.
Facial Cupping Set
Light suction helps keep lymph and circulation moving between facial treatments.
$54.00
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Arizona Organic Jojoba Oil
A simple oil base for facial massage, gua sha, and skin barrier support.
$29.00
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Stainless Steel Gua Sha Tool
Supports at-home lifting, draining, and softening between in-clinic care.
$29.00
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Jade Scalp Gua Sha Tool
A calming tool for scalp tension, facial release, and daily ritual.
$16.00
View productCommon Questions
When will I see results?
Many people notice a glow and softer facial tension after one session. Deeper changes are cumulative and are best supported through a series of treatments.
Is facial acupuncture natural?
Yes. Facial acupuncture works with the body's own circulation, tissue response, and healing capacity. It does not freeze the face or change your natural expression.
Does it hurt?
Facial needles are very fine. Most patients find the treatment gentle and relaxing.
How often should I come in?
For best results, facial acupuncture is recommended as a series of 10 to 12 weekly or bi-weekly sessions over about 3 months, followed by monthly maintenance. Most people notice something meaningful in the first 3 to 4 sessions. Some notice it in the first one.
How is facial acupuncture different from Botox?
Botox works by blocking the nerve signal to specific muscles, temporarily preventing contraction. Facial acupuncture works differently — it encourages circulation, supports collagen production, releases areas of chronic facial tension, and addresses the internal patterns that affect skin health. The result is not frozen. It's the face looking more like itself: brighter, lifted, more even in tone. People often come in for the skin and leave feeling different in ways they didn't expect — quieter, more settled.
Want to go deeper?
Learn more about what facial acupuncture does and how it compares to other approaches.
Ready to begin?
Book a personalized treatment and let your body settle into deeper support.