Dr. Yang's Clinic: A Professional Green Therapy Center
Dr. Yang's Clinic is a professional health institution specializing in green therapy. Here, Dr. Yang will provide you with integrated treatment services to help relieve stress and alleviate pain.
The therapies we adopt all originate from thousands of years of traditional Chinese medical practice. Proven by time, they are safe and gentle, including:
The therapies we adopt all originate from thousands of years of traditional Chinese medical practice. Proven by time, they are safe and gentle, including:
- Acupuncture
- Traditional Chinese Massage (Tui Na)
- Gua Sha (Scraping Therapy)
- Cupping Therapy
- Reflexology Foot Massage
Dr. Yang's Treatment Feature: Integration of Traditional and Modern Therapies
To further enhance treatment effectiveness, Dr. Yang has innovatively integrated a variety of modern therapeutic techniques into traditional therapies, developing more targeted treatment plans. These modern techniques specifically include:
- Origin-Point Therapy
- Electro-acupuncture
- TDP Lamp Heating Treatment
- Electrostatic Therapy
- Muscle fascia release
- Acupression auriculaire
First Visit Process & Treatment Cycle Recommendations
I. Duration of the First Visit
The entire first visit takes approximately 60 minutes, with the specific process outlined below:
II. Visit Process
The entire first visit takes approximately 60 minutes, with the specific process outlined below:
II. Visit Process
- Initial Consultation (5-10 minutes)
You can directly explain your discomfort symptoms to Dr. Yang, and the doctor will ask targeted questions to understand your condition. Alternatively, you can download the consultation form in advance, fill it out, and send it to the doctor via email, or print it out and bring it to the clinic to save communication time. - Back Conditioning & Acupoint Screening (5-10 minutes)
After the consultation, you can prepare yourself and lie down on the treatment table. Dr. Yang will condition your back using Traditional Chinese Massage and Origin-Point Therapy, screen for blocked meridians and acupoints, help relax the back muscles, and unblock the blocked points. - Toxin Elimination Conditioning (10-15 minutes)
After back conditioning, the doctor will select either Gua Sha (Scraping Therapy) to identify areas of toxin accumulation in the body or Cupping Therapy to help eliminate toxins, based on your physical condition. - Acupuncture Treatment (30-40 minutes)
After the above conditioning steps, the doctor will have a thorough understanding of your physical condition and conduct acupuncture treatment, targeting relevant acupoints precisely to alleviate symptoms.
- Initial Phase: Depending on your physical condition and health needs, it is recommended to visit 1-2 times per week.
- Consolidation Phase: After completing 6-10 treatments, the frequency can be adjusted to 1-2 times per month to maintain a good physical state.
Dr. Yang's Four-in-One Therapy:
A Traditional Healing Solution for Synergistic Efficacy in Short Time
Dr. Yang's Four-in-One Therapy is an integrated treatment approach developed by Dr. Yang based on years of clinical experience. It combines four core techniques: Acupuncture, Traditional Chinese Massage (Tui Na), Cupping Therapy, and TDP Lamp Thermal Therapy.
Rather than simply applying these methods side by side, the four therapies are skillfully coordinated following the principle of “complementary and synergistic effects.” While regulating the circulation of qi and blood, this approach not only helps the body quickly restore energy balance but also effectively enhances its disease resistance—building a solid protective barrier for health.
It is particularly suitable for individuals seeking efficient and comprehensive healing.
I. Features and Efficacy of Core Therapies
1. Traditional Chinese Massage (Tui Na): The Fundamental Step for Meridian Dredging
As the "preliminary conditioning layer" of the Four-in-One Therapy, Traditional Chinese Massage strictly adheres to the theory of meridians in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and the principle of precise acupoint selection, conducting systematic conditioning from top to bottom along the direction of the human meridians. During operation, the thumb (for pressing specific acupoints) and elbow joint (for relieving muscle knots) are the main force-applying parts, with moderate pressure applied according to the tolerance of different body parts. The technique is gentle yet can penetrate the superficial muscle layer: while relaxing tense muscles and relieving stiffness and soreness, it precisely dredges blocked points in the meridians, "clearing the path" for subsequent therapies such as cupping and acupuncture to ensure better penetration of their effects.
2. Cupping Therapy: In-depth Support for Expelling Toxins and Dredging Meridians
Relying on the principle of negative pressure suction to act on the human body surface, it directly stimulates local meridians and acupoints, achieving the effect of "regulating the superficial muscles and connecting the internal zang-fu organs":
Using electromagnetic wave radiation of a specific wavelength to generate a "deep thermal effect", the heat can penetrate the superficial skin layer and reach deep into muscles, fascia, and even joints:
Using ultra-fine filiform needles to pierce specific acupoints, it precisely regulates the qi and blood in the human meridians based on the principle of "treating based on syndrome differentiation and acupoint selection":
Dr. Yang's Four-in-One Therapy has a significant conditioning effect on various physical and mental discomforts, and is particularly suitable for the following scenarios:
Rather than simply applying these methods side by side, the four therapies are skillfully coordinated following the principle of “complementary and synergistic effects.” While regulating the circulation of qi and blood, this approach not only helps the body quickly restore energy balance but also effectively enhances its disease resistance—building a solid protective barrier for health.
It is particularly suitable for individuals seeking efficient and comprehensive healing.
I. Features and Efficacy of Core Therapies
1. Traditional Chinese Massage (Tui Na): The Fundamental Step for Meridian Dredging
As the "preliminary conditioning layer" of the Four-in-One Therapy, Traditional Chinese Massage strictly adheres to the theory of meridians in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and the principle of precise acupoint selection, conducting systematic conditioning from top to bottom along the direction of the human meridians. During operation, the thumb (for pressing specific acupoints) and elbow joint (for relieving muscle knots) are the main force-applying parts, with moderate pressure applied according to the tolerance of different body parts. The technique is gentle yet can penetrate the superficial muscle layer: while relaxing tense muscles and relieving stiffness and soreness, it precisely dredges blocked points in the meridians, "clearing the path" for subsequent therapies such as cupping and acupuncture to ensure better penetration of their effects.
2. Cupping Therapy: In-depth Support for Expelling Toxins and Dredging Meridians
Relying on the principle of negative pressure suction to act on the human body surface, it directly stimulates local meridians and acupoints, achieving the effect of "regulating the superficial muscles and connecting the internal zang-fu organs":
- Expelling Toxins and Dispelling Cold: Rapidly absorbs and expels "pathogenic factors" such as cold, dampness, and stagnation from the body, significantly relieving joint pain and muscle stiffness caused by cold and dampness (e.g., soreness in the lower back due to cold exposure);
- Promoting Blood Circulation and Resolving Stagnation: Accelerates local blood circulation, improving soreness and numbness caused by blood and qi stagnation (e.g., shoulder and neck soreness after prolonged sitting, lower limb edema);
- Regulating Zang-fu Organs: Indirectly regulates the functions of zang-fu organs through stimulation of surface acupoints, especially providing auxiliary relief for mild respiratory discomfort (e.g., wind-cold cough) and digestive disorders (e.g., abdominal distension, indigestion).
Using electromagnetic wave radiation of a specific wavelength to generate a "deep thermal effect", the heat can penetrate the superficial skin layer and reach deep into muscles, fascia, and even joints:
- Warming Meridians and Relieving Pain: The warming effect dilates local blood vessels, accelerates blood and lymph circulation, and relieves pain caused by poor circulation (e.g., chronic shoulder, neck, waist, and leg pain) and cold sensitivity (e.g., cold hands and feet, joint chills);
- Relaxing Spasms: Softens tense muscle fibers, alleviating muscle spasms (e.g., stiff neck muscles after sleep, leg cramps after exercise);
- Promoting Healing and Repair: Enhances the metabolic capacity of local tissues, accelerates the absorption of inflammatory factors (e.g., inflammatory exudation after muscle strain), and helps shorten the repair cycle of injuries (e.g., sports strains, recovery period of chronic lumbar muscle strain).
Using ultra-fine filiform needles to pierce specific acupoints, it precisely regulates the qi and blood in the human meridians based on the principle of "treating based on syndrome differentiation and acupoint selection":
- Dredging Meridians: Directly unblocks meridian obstructions, improving various discomforts caused by poor circulation of qi and blood (e.g., headaches, limb numbness, irregular menstruation);
- Balancing Zang-fu Organs: Starting from the TCM theory of "meridian-zang-fu correlation", it regulates disorders of zang-fu functions (e.g., fatigue due to spleen deficiency, insomnia caused by excessive liver fire);
- Activating Immunity: Stimulates the body's self-regulation system, enhances immunity, and improves the body's resistance to diseases, especially suitable for improving the condition of sub-healthy groups (e.g., easy fatigue, frequent colds).
Dr. Yang's Four-in-One Therapy has a significant conditioning effect on various physical and mental discomforts, and is particularly suitable for the following scenarios:
- Pain and Discomfort Conditioning: Improves back soreness and stiffness, relieves shoulder, neck, waist, and leg pain (e.g., pain caused by cervical spondylosis and lumbar disc herniation), reduces heavy and weak legs, and regulates mild urinary system discomfort (e.g., difficulty in urination after prolonged sitting);
- Circulation and Metabolism Improvement: Promotes systemic blood and lymph circulation, assists in improving cellulite, and provides support for weight management (e.g., fat accumulation caused by slow metabolism);
- Physical and Mental Stress Relief: Alleviates daily fatigue and mental stress, regulates negative emotions such as anxiety and irritability, and reduces nervous tension (e.g., stress-induced headaches, palpitations);
- Functional Recovery Promotion: Accelerates physical recovery after physical exertion, helping to quickly restore functions after exercise (e.g., muscle soreness after running or fitness) and high-intensity work (e.g., fatigue after staying up late and working overtime);
- Sleep Quality Enhancement: Regulates disrupted sleep rhythms, improves problems such as difficulty falling asleep, frequent dreams, and easy awakening, and helps establish a stable and regular sleep pattern;
- Vitality Awakening: Restores the normal circulation of the human body's vital energy, improves qi deficiency and fatigue (e.g., tiredness after slight activity, listlessness), and awakens the body's internal vitality;
- Overall Balance Maintenance: Reconstructs or strengthens the overall functional balance of the body, enhances the function of the immune system, and improves the body's self-healing ability, making it suitable for daily health maintenance of sub-healthy groups.
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