Facial Acupuncture in Carlton
Support for Healthy, Radiant Skin
A comprehensive, non‑surgical approach that works with your body from the inside out.
What is Facial Acupuncture?
Facial (or cosmetic) acupuncture uses very fine needles placed into specific points on the face and body. The aim is to gently stimulate circulation, support collagen and elastin production, and encourage healthier skin function over time.
Unlike creams and serums that sit on the surface, facial acupuncture works at a deeper level. By improving local blood flow and engaging the underlying muscles, it may help your skin look fresher and more relaxed, while also addressing stress, tension and overall wellbeing.
Common reasons people choose facial acupuncture include:
- Supporting skin tone and texture
- Softening the appearance of fine lines
- Reducing jaw and facial muscle tension
- Assisting with puffiness or dull complexion
- Complementing general health and wellness care
Results and responses vary between individuals. A series of sessions is usually recommended for best effect.

How Facial Acupuncture Works in This Clinic
Every treatment is performed by a qualified practitioner and tailored to your skin, health history and goals. Components that may be included in your session are:
- Lifting serum: Applied before treatment to hydrate and prepare the skin.
- Facial cupping: Gentle, gliding cups across the face to help lift underlying tissues, draw fresh blood to the surface and support lymphatic flow.
- Gua sha: A smooth tool is used to stroke along facial contours, helping to clear congestion, release tight areas and encourage circulation.
- Facial acupuncture: Ultra‑fine needles are placed at selected points on the face and body. This may help tone underlying muscles and support natural collagen and elastin production.
- Celluma light therapy: A medical‑grade LED panel is positioned over the face. Different light wavelengths are used to further support skin health and complement the effects of acupuncture.
- Microcurrent: Gentle, low‑level electrical currents are applied via the facial mask to support tissue healing processes and product absorption.
- Chinese herbal support: Where appropriate, powdered herbal formulas may be recommended to support skin nutrition and general wellbeing from the inside.
All needles are single‑use and sterile. Treatment is performed with careful attention to comfort, safety and relaxation.
Facial Acupuncture Packages
You can choose the level of care that best suits your needs and schedule. All packages begin with a brief check‑in and skin assessment.
Package 1 –
Facial Acupuncture
Inclusions:
Facial Acupuncture Only
45 minute appointment
Price: $210
Focuses on deeper facial muscles and circulation to support natural collagen, elastin and a more relaxed, refreshed appearance.
Package 2 –
Facial Acupuncture + Lifting Serum, Gua Sha and Cupping
Includes:
Lifting serum
Facial cupping
Gua sha
Facial acupuncture
60 minute appointment
Price: $275
Combines core facial acupuncture with surface techniques to support lymphatic flow, reduce puffiness and enhance overall skin tone and texture.
Package 3 –
Full Facial Rejuvenation
Includes:
Lifting serum
Facial cupping
Gua sha
Facial acupuncture
Celluma light therapy
Microcurrent
Chinese herbal support (powdered formula to take at home, where appropriate)
90 minute appointment
Price: $380
Our most complete option, layering traditional facial acupuncture with advanced light and microcurrent technology plus internal herbal support for a thorough inside‑and‑out rejuvenation.
What to Expect and FAQs
What happens at my first appointment?
How many sessions will I need?
What is Celluma light therapy?
What are the Chinese herbs and how do they help?
In the full package, Chinese herbs are provided in powder form to be mixed with water and taken orally. These formulas are based on Traditional Chinese Medicine principles and are chosen to support circulation, digestion and general vitality, with the idea that healthier internal function can reflect in skin clarity and tone. The specific herbs used will vary depending on your individual presentation and are prescribed by a qualified practitioner.
What is microcurrent and why is it used?

