Acupuncture for Dermatology & Skin Health in Abbotsford, Melbourne
Skin concerns such as acne, eczema and rosacea can affect confidence and quality of life.
At Eastential in Abbotsford, Victoria, we provide acupuncture and Chinese medicine as part of a holistic approach to supporting skin health. Treatment focuses on underlying patterns that may contribute to inflammation, hormonal imbalance, stress and digestive function.
Each consultation is personalised to the individual.
How Acupuncture May Support Skin Health
Acupuncture is traditionally used in Chinese medicine to regulate internal systems associated with skin presentation.
Depending on the individual, treatment may aim to:
Support healthy inflammatory responses
Assist hormonal regulation
Promote circulation
Support digestive function
Reduce stress and tension
Responses to treatment vary between individuals.
Skin Conditions We Support
We commonly see patients presenting with:
Acne (including adult and hormonal acne)
Eczema
Rosacea
Psoriasis
Perioral dermatitis
General skin sensitivity
Treatment is tailored according to your overall health presentation.
Evidence & Research
There is emerging research investigating acupuncture for inflammatory and dermatological conditions. While some studies suggest potential benefits, results vary and more high-quality research is needed.
Acupuncture should not replace medical care. We encourage patients to continue working with their GP or dermatologist where appropriate.
What to Expect
Your initial consultation includes:
Comprehensive health history
Assessment using Chinese medicine principles
Individualised treatment plan
Acupuncture treatment
Lifestyle guidance where appropriate
The number of sessions recommended depends on your presentation and health history. If you would want to know further, we have a dedicated FAQ page on how acupuncture can help with your skin.
Important Information
Acupuncture is a complementary therapy. Outcomes differ between individuals and no specific results can be guaranteed.
If you have a diagnosed skin condition or are using prescription medication, please inform your practitioner and continue to follow medical advice.
