Giwon Clinic

Acupuncture for Allergies, Sinus Issues, and Immune Boosting: This treatment addresses allergies and sinus problems while stimulating the immune system. It includes acupuncture to alleviate symptoms and strengthen the body's defenses, along with cupping therapy to enhance the effects and provide additional relief. The entire session lasts 60 minutes.
Steps
- Pulse Diagnosis and Physical Examination: Conducted according to Traditional Chinese Medicine principles, this involves assessing the body’s condition, explaining the diagnosis, and providing self-care recommendations (10-15 minutes).
- Acupuncture: Balancing the body by inserting needles at various points, such as the head, arms, legs, and abdomen.
- Electrical Stimulation: Applying electrical stimulation to enhance the effectiveness of acupuncture needles at different points on the body (30 minutes).
- Infrared Lamp Therapy: Using an infrared lamp to warm the meridian lines, stimulating the flow of qi (energy) and improving blood circulation.
- Cupping Therapy: Conducted in three stages (15-20 minutes) to enhance the effects of acupuncture and relieve muscle tension.

Auricular Acupuncture: Enhance sleep quality and reduce appetite cravings through targeted ear acupuncture. The session lasts 15 minutes.
Steps
- Apply seeds to acupressure points on the ear, following meridian lines according to traditional Chinese medicine.
- Helps reduce fat accumulation and waste, and curbs appetite.
- Balances hormone secretion for improved sleep quality.
- Enhances the function of internal organs for optimal performance.

Tuina Massage and Chiropractic for Structural Balance (45 Minutes)
Steps
- Pulse diagnosis and physical examination based on traditional Chinese medicine principles. Explanation of diagnosis and self-care recommendations (10-15 minutes).
- Warm stone Gua Sha without leaving marks (a special technique of Giwon Clinic) to relax muscles and warm the meridians (15 minutes).
- Tuina massage combined with chiropractic adjustments to balance the skeletal structure (20 minutes).

Acupuncture for Sleep Balance with Cupping is a therapeutic treatment designed to improve sleep quality and regulate sleep patterns. This approach combines acupuncture, which involves inserting thin needles into specific points on the body to promote relaxation and balance, with cupping therapy. Cupping involves placing cups on the skin to create suction, which helps increase blood flow, relieve muscle tension, and support overall well-being. Together, these therapies aim to enhance your sleep, reduce stress, and promote better rest and relaxation.
Steps
- Pulse Diagnosis and Physical Examination: Conducted based on Traditional Chinese Medicine principles, this involves explaining the diagnosis and providing self-care recommendations (10-15 minutes).
- Acupuncture: Balancing the body by inserting needles at various points, such as the head, arms, legs, and abdomen.
- Electrical Stimulation: Applying electrical stimulation to enhance the effectiveness of acupuncture needles at different points on the body (30 minutes).
- Infrared Lamp Therapy: Using an infrared lamp to warm the meridian lines, stimulating the flow of qi (energy) and blood circulation.
- Cupping Therapy: Performed in three stages (15-20 minutes).

Acupuncture for Office Syndrome: This treatment focuses on relieving symptoms of office syndrome, such as neck, shoulder, and upper back pain. The session involves acupuncture to address muscle tension and improve circulation, along with cupping therapy to further alleviate discomfort and promote healing. The entire treatment lasts for 60 minutes.
Steps
- Pulse Diagnosis and Physical Examination: Based on Traditional Chinese Medicine principles, this involves explaining the diagnosis and providing self-care recommendations (10-15 minutes).
- Acupuncture: Balancing the body by inserting needles at various points, such as the head, arms, legs, and abdomen.
- Electrical Stimulation: Applying electrical stimulation to enhance the effectiveness of acupuncture needles at different points on the body (30 minutes).
- Infrared Lamp Therapy: Using an infrared lamp to warm the meridian lines, stimulating the flow of qi (energy) and blood circulation.
- Cupping Therapy: Performed in three stages (15-20 minutes).

Acupuncture for Headaches and Migraines: This treatment targets the relief of headaches and migraines through acupuncture, focusing on specific points to alleviate pain and reduce symptoms. It includes cupping therapy to enhance the effectiveness of the acupuncture and further relieve tension. The entire session lasts 60 minutes.
Steps
- Pulse Diagnosis and Physical Examination: Conducted based on Traditional Chinese Medicine principles, this involves explaining the diagnosis and providing self-care recommendations (10-15 minutes).
- Acupuncture: Balancing the body by inserting needles at various points, such as the head, arms, legs, and abdomen.
- Electrical Stimulation: Using electrical stimulation to enhance the effectiveness of acupuncture needles at various points on the body (30 minutes).
- Infrared Lamp Therapy: Applying an infrared lamp to warm the meridian lines, stimulating the flow of qi (energy) and improving blood circulation.
- Cupping Therapy: Performed in three stages (15-20 minutes).- Pulse Diagnosis and Physical Examination: Conducted based on Traditional Chinese Medicine principles, this involves explaining the diagnosis and providing self-care recommendations (10-15 minutes).
- Acupuncture: Balancing the body by inserting needles at various points, such as the head, arms, legs, and abdomen.
- Electrical Stimulation: Using electrical stimulation to enhance the effectiveness of acupuncture needles at various points on the body (30 minutes).
- Infrared Lamp Therapy: Applying an infrared lamp to warm the meridian lines, stimulating the flow of qi (energy) and improving blood circulation.
- Cupping Therapy: Performed in three stages (15-20 minutes).

Acupuncture for Back Pain, Knee Pain, and Frozen Shoulder: This treatment addresses back pain, knee pain, and frozen shoulder using acupuncture to relieve pain and improve mobility. The session includes cupping therapy to enhance the effects of acupuncture and alleviate muscle tension. The entire treatment lasts 60 minutes.
Steps
- Pulse Diagnosis and Physical Examination: Conducted according to Traditional Chinese Medicine principles, this involves explaining the diagnosis and providing self-care recommendations (10-15 minutes).
- Acupuncture: Balancing the body by inserting needles at various points such as the head, arms, legs, and abdomen.
- Electrical Stimulation: Applying electrical stimulation to enhance the effectiveness of acupuncture needles at various points on the body (30 minutes).
- Infrared Lamp Therapy: Using an infrared lamp to warm the meridian lines, which stimulates the flow of qi (energy) and improves blood circulation.
- Cupping Therapy: Performed in three stages (15-20 minutes).

Acupuncture for Hormonal Balance: This treatment addresses issues such as irregular menstrual cycles, menstrual pain, infertility, menopause symptoms, and sexual dysfunction. It uses acupuncture to help regulate hormones and improve overall reproductive health. The session includes cupping therapy to enhance the effects of acupuncture and alleviate related symptoms. The entire treatment lasts 60 minutes.
Steps
- Pulse Diagnosis and Physical Examination: Conducted according to Traditional Chinese Medicine principles, this involves explaining the diagnosis and providing self-care recommendations (10-15 minutes).
- Acupuncture: Balancing the body by inserting needles at various points such as the head, arms, legs, and abdomen.
- Electrical Stimulation: Applying electrical stimulation to enhance the effectiveness of acupuncture needles at different points on the body (30 minutes).
- Infrared Lamp Therapy: Using an infrared lamp to warm the meridian lines, stimulating the flow of qi (energy) and improving blood circulation.
- Cupping Therapy: Performed in three stages (15-20 minutes).

Acupuncture for Beauty: This treatment focuses on improving skin appearance by reducing acne, melasma, and enhancing facial firmness. The session uses acupuncture to address these skin concerns and stimulate rejuvenation. The entire treatment lasts 60 minutes.
Steps
- Pulse Diagnosis and Physical Examination: Conducted according to Traditional Chinese Medicine principles, this involves assessing the body’s condition, explaining the diagnosis, and providing self-care recommendations (10-15 minutes).
- Acupuncture: Balancing the body by inserting needles at various points, including the face, head, arms, legs, and abdomen.
- Electrical Stimulation: Applying electrical stimulation to enhance the effectiveness of acupuncture needles at different points on the body (25 minutes).
- Infrared Lamp Therapy: Using an infrared lamp to warm the meridian lines, stimulating the flow of qi (energy) and improving blood circulation.
- Point Massage and Gua Sha: Performing point massage and gua sha to detoxify, stimulate collagen production, and enhance blood flow (20 minutes).

Acupuncture for Metabolism and Abdominal Tightening: This treatment focuses on boosting metabolism and tightening the abdominal area. Acupuncture is used to stimulate metabolic processes and reduce abdominal fat, complemented by cupping therapy to enhance results and improve overall effectiveness. The entire session lasts 60 minutes.
Steps
- Pulse Diagnosis and Physical Examination: Conducted according to Traditional Chinese Medicine principles, this involves assessing the body’s condition, explaining the diagnosis, and providing self-care recommendations (10-15 minutes).
- Acupuncture: Balancing the body by inserting needles at various points, including the face, head, arms, legs, and abdomen.
- Electrical Stimulation: Applying electrical stimulation to enhance the effectiveness of acupuncture needles at different points on the body (25 minutes).
- Infrared Lamp Therapy: Using an infrared lamp to warm the meridian lines, stimulating the flow of qi (energy) and improving blood circulation.
- Cupping Therapy: Performed in three stages (15-20 minutes) to enhance the effects of acupuncture and improve overall therapeutic results.

Acupuncture for Post-Surgery Swelling Reduction: This treatment is designed to alleviate swelling and promote healing after surgery. It involves using acupuncture to reduce inflammation and enhance recovery, complemented by cupping therapy to further improve circulation and reduce swelling. The entire session lasts 60 minutes.
Steps
- Pulse Diagnosis and Physical Examination: Conducted according to Traditional Chinese Medicine principles, including assessing the body’s condition, explaining the diagnosis, and providing self-care recommendations (10-15 minutes).
- Acupuncture: Balancing the body by inserting needles at various points such as the face, head, arms, legs, and abdomen.
- Electrical Stimulation: Applying electrical stimulation to enhance the effects of acupuncture needles at different points on the body (30 minutes).
- Infrared Lamp Therapy: Using an infrared lamp to warm the meridian lines, stimulating the flow of qi (energy) and improving blood circulation.
- Cupping Therapy: Performed in three stages (15-20 minutes) to enhance the effects of acupuncture and improve overall therapeutic results.

Acupuncture for Skin Conditions: This treatment targets various skin issues, including rashes, itching, shingles, psoriasis, and lymphatic issues. It uses acupuncture to help alleviate symptoms and improve skin health. The session lasts 45 minutes.
Steps
- Pulse Diagnosis and Physical Examination: Conducted according to Traditional Chinese Medicine principles, including assessing the body’s condition, explaining the diagnosis, and providing self-care recommendations (10-15 minutes).
- Acupuncture: Balancing the body by inserting needles at various points such as the face, head, arms, legs, and abdomen.
- Electrical Stimulation: Applying electrical stimulation to enhance the effects of acupuncture needles at different points on the body (30 minutes).
- Infrared Lamp Therapy: Using an infrared lamp to warm the meridian lines, stimulating the flow of qi (energy) and improving blood circulation.

Acupuncture for Depression, Stress, Anxiety, and ADHD: This treatment aims to address symptoms of depression, stress, anxiety, and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) through targeted acupuncture. The session focuses on balancing the mind and body to alleviate emotional and mental distress, and it lasts 45 minutes.
Steps
- Pulse Diagnosis: Assess the body according to Traditional Chinese Medicine principles, explain the diagnosis, and provide self-care advice (10-15 minutes).
- Acupuncture: Balance the body by targeting specific points such as the face, head, arms, legs, and abdomen.
- Electro-Acupuncture: Attach electrical stimulators to enhance the effects of acupuncture at various points on the body (30 minutes).
- Infrared Lamp Therapy: Use an infrared lamp to warm meridian lines, promoting the circulation of energy and blood flow.

This acupuncture session is designed to address issues related to digestive health, including acid reflux, constipation, and overall digestive imbalance.
Steps
- Pulse Diagnosis and Health Assessment According to Traditional Chinese Medicine Principles (10-15 minutes): This involves checking the pulse and assessing the body’s condition based on Traditional Chinese Medicine. The practitioner will explain the diagnosis and provide personalized self-care advice.
- Acupuncture for Body Balance: Needles are inserted at specific points on the body, such as the face, head, arms, legs, and abdomen, to restore balance and harmony within the body.
- Electrical Stimulation on Acupuncture Needles (30 minutes): Electrical stimulation is applied to the inserted needles to enhance the treatment's effectiveness by stimulating various points on the body.
- Infrared Lamp Therapy: An infrared lamp is used to warm the meridian lines, promoting the flow of Qi (energy) and improving blood circulation.

This treatment aims to support the nervous system, improve motor functions, and alleviate symptoms associated with neurological disorders
Steps
- Pulse Diagnosis and Health Assessment According to Traditional Chinese Medicine Principles (10-15 minutes): This involves checking the pulse and assessing the body’s condition based on Traditional Chinese Medicine. The practitioner will explain the diagnosis and provide personalized self-care advice.
- Acupuncture for Body Balance: Needles are inserted at various points on the body, such as the face, head, arms, legs, and abdomen, to restore balance and harmony.
- Electrical Stimulation on Acupuncture Needles (30 minutes): Electrical stimulation is applied to the acupuncture needles to enhance their effectiveness by stimulating the points more deeply.
- Infrared Lamp Therapy: An infrared lamp is used to warm the meridian lines, promoting the flow of Qi (energy) and improving blood circulation.

Cupping Therapy (3 Steps) (30 Min)
- Pulse diagnosis and body assessment based on traditional Chinese medicine principles. The practitioner will explain the diagnosis and provide self-care recommendations (10-15 minutes).
- Three-step cupping therapy to balance the body, relieve pain, detoxify the body, and boost the immune system (15-20 minutes).
- Infrared lamp therapy to warm the meridians, stimulate qi flow, and improve blood circulation.

The Gua Sha lymphatic drainage and acupressure facial treatment, combined with a Chinese herbal mask, is a comprehensive facial therapy designed to deeply nourish and rejuvenate the skin.
Steps
- Pulse Diagnosis and Health Assessment According to Traditional Chinese Medicine Principles (10-15 minutes): This includes checking the pulse and assessing the body’s condition based on Traditional Chinese Medicine. The practitioner will explain the diagnosis and provide personalized self-care advice.
- Facial Cleansing and Detoxifying Massage (10 minutes): The face is cleansed thoroughly, followed by a detoxifying massage to remove impurities and prepare the skin for further treatment.
- Gua Sha Acupressure Facial Massage (30 minutes): A Gua Sha tool is used to perform acupressure on the face, stimulating circulation, relieving tension, and enhancing skin health.
- Chinese Herbal Facial Mask (15 minutes): The treatment concludes with a facial mask made from Chinese herbs, which nourishes and revitalizes the skin.