Treatments · Creston Valley, BC
Facial rejuvenation,
from the inside out.
Cosmetic acupuncture combined with whole-body Chinese Medicine to support healthy aging: circulation, collagen production, lymphatic drainage, and nervous system regulation. With a certified Cosmetic Acupuncturist.
- Fine Lines & Wrinkles
- Tone & Elasticity
- Acne & Inflammation
- Redness & Rosacea
- Radiance
Dr. Lindsay Fox Doctorate of TCM · Hospital-trained in Chengdu, China
What is facial rejuvenation acupuncture?
A holistic facial, not a quick fix.
Facial rejuvenation acupuncture is a holistic treatment that combines cosmetic acupuncture with whole-body Chinese Medicine to support healthy aging from the inside out.
Each treatment at Dragon Qi Medicine in Creston starts with a full health assessment to identify the underlying root causes contributing to skin concerns and premature aging. Fine acupuncture needles are then placed on the face and body to support circulation, collagen production, lymphatic drainage, and nervous system regulation.
Every session also includes LED red light therapy, facial gua sha, facial cupping, and a botanical facial massage using herbal oils, leaving the skin nourished, lifted, and radiant.
Included in every treatment
- Full health assessment to find the root causes behind skin concerns
- Fine acupuncture needles on the face and body
- LED red light therapy
- Facial gua sha and facial cupping
- Botanical facial massage using herbal oils
What can it support?
Facial rejuvenation acupuncture takes the long view on skin health. Patients commonly seek support for:
- Fine lines and wrinkles
- Skin tone and elasticity
- Acne and inflammation
- Redness and rosacea
- Melasma and pigmentation
- Dark circles and puffiness
- Facial tension
- Overall skin vitality and glow
Because treatment works with your body rather than on top of it, results build over a series rather than overnight.
How does the series work?
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Initial series
For optimal results, an initial series of 6 to 10 weekly treatments is recommended. Each session treats the face and the whole body behind it.
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Build
Circulation, collagen production, and lymphatic drainage compound week over week, alongside the root-cause work from your health assessment.
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Maintain
Monthly maintenance sessions support long-term skin health, collagen production, tone, and vitality once your initial series is complete.
Transparent pricing
What does it cost?
Single sessions, or series pricing that rewards the recommended course.
See the full treatment menuWhy Dr. Lindsay Fox
Hospital-trained. Home-grown.
Dr. Lindsay Fox is a certified Cosmetic Acupuncturist and Registered Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner with a Doctorate of TCM and hospital training in Chengdu, China. Facial rejuvenation acupuncture of this depth is not otherwise available in the Creston Valley.
She also creates herbal oils and natural skincare therapies to support radiant skin and healthy aging from the inside out, an extension of the same whole-body philosophy behind every treatment.
Questions
Good to know.
How many facial acupuncture sessions do I need?
For optimal results, an initial series of 6 to 10 weekly treatments is recommended, followed by monthly maintenance sessions to support long-term skin health, collagen production, tone, and vitality. Series pricing reflects that recommended course.
What makes this different from a spa facial?
The treatment starts with a full health assessment to address the root causes behind skin concerns, then works on both face and body with acupuncture, LED red light, gua sha, cupping, and botanical massage. It treats the person, not just the surface.
Is facial acupuncture a natural alternative to injectables?
It is a natural approach that supports your skin’s own circulation and collagen production rather than adding anything to it. Many patients choose it for exactly that reason. It is not a medical cosmetic procedure and makes no injectable-style claims.
Does it hurt?
The needles used on the face are especially fine, and the session is built around a botanical facial massage, gua sha, and LED light therapy. Most patients find the experience calming, closer to a restorative facial than a clinical procedure.
Is this available anywhere else in the Creston Valley?
Dragon Qi Medicine is the Creston Valley’s dedicated facial rejuvenation acupuncture practice, with a certified Cosmetic Acupuncturist. The nearest comparable services are in Nelson, about an hour and a half away.
Begin your care
Ready when you are.
Request your facial rejuvenation initial appointment in the Creston Valley. Dr. Lindsay Fox replies personally within one business day.
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