Frequently asked questions
Acupuncture safety?
Acupuncture is very safe when performed by a qualified practitioner, who follows strict hygiene and safety protocols as a British Acupuncture Council member.
Cost?
All appointments cost £80.
Effectiveness for multiple health issues?
Chinese Medicine treats the individual, not just symptoms, addressing multiple issues simultaneously by finding root causes.
First consultation expectations?
A full medical history will be taken, pulses will be read, and the tongue examined - all to create a personalised and unique treatment plan.
Insurance accepted?
Many insurance policies cover acupuncture. Check with your provider before treatment.
Number of treatments needed?
Treatment frequency varies based on individual needs and conditions. An estimate will be provided after your initial consultation.
Pain during treatment?
Acupuncture shouldn’t be painful. You may feel a slight tingling or dull sensation, indicating the treatment is working.
Post-treatment advice?
Stay relaxed and hydrated, and avoid strenuous activities or alcohol on the day of treatment.
Pregnancy and acupuncture?
Acupuncture is safe during pregnancy and can help with various pregnancy-related symptoms.
Preparation for treatment?
Have a light meal a couple of hours before and stay well-hydrated.
Treatment alongside medical care?
Acupuncture is generally non-invasive and won’t interfere with other medical treatments. Consult your doctor if unsure.
Treatment process?
You’ll relax on a comfortable couch while fine needles are inserted. Many clients find it very relaxing.
What to wear?
Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothes. Only certain body parts need to be exposed during treatment.
For any other questions, please contact Jules directly.
Jules@pique.me