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All potential patients are offered the option of a free 15-minute consultation call to discuss how we might collaborate on your health objectives. You are welcome to ask any questions you may have, and if we decide that working together is a good fit, we will choose the best course of action. Calls will be made via phone.

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  • Chinese Herbal Medicine is a powerful and core pillar of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) that uses customized formulas of medicinal plants, minerals, and naturally derived ingredients to support the body’s ability to heal and restore balance. Rather than focusing on a single symptom, herbal medicine formulas are chosen based on your unique pattern of signs and symptoms, constitution, lifestyle, and the underlying root of what is going on.

    Herbal formulas are prescribed as teas in granule form. Your formula will be adjusted over time as your body changes and your symptoms shift. Chinese herbal medicine is commonly used to support gynecologic and hormonal health, fertility and reproductive wellness, digestive concerns, stress and sleep, immune support, and recovery after illness.

    All herbs are sourced from reputable suppliers and prescribed with safety in mind, including considerations for medications, pregnancy, and breastfeeding.

  • Initial acupuncture treatments involve a thorough intake where I ask in depth questions about all of your body's systems, assess your condition, and develop a treatment plan from there. Additional modalities may be included, such as electro-acupuncture, cupping, gua sha, tui na, infrared heat therapy, ear seeds, and lifestyle and TCM nutritional recommendations.

    Follow-up treatments are for patients who have been active at the clinic within the last 12 months. All previously mentioned additional modalities may be included.

    Initial Visit: $165 - 75 minutes

    Follow-up: $130 - 50 minutes

  • Applicable to all follow-up treatments. Follow-up treatments are for patients who have been active at the clinic within the last 12 months.

    Treatment includes a signature acupuncture session, followed by a luxurious 30 minute cupping & tui na (Chinese medical massage) session.

    *Additional modalities may be included, such as electro-acupuncture, gua sha, tui na, infrared heat therapy, ear seeds, lifestyle and TCM nutritional recommendations.

    $165 - 75 minutes

  • A minimally invasice skincare treatment that uses ultra-fine needles to create tiny micro-channels in the skin, stimulating collagen and elastin production for smoother, healthier skin. Targets fine lines, wrinkles, dark spots, enlarged pores, hyperpigmentation, texture, acne, and can also stimulate re-growth of thinning brows. Studies show microneedling can increase collagen production by up to 400%, with results that last up to 5 years. Suitable for all ages and skin types. Not suitable for those who are currently pregnant.

    $325 - 60 minutes

    Discounted packages available

  • Ideal for those who are postpartum or just seeking personalized care from the comfort of their own homes. Can be seen outside of regular clinic hours.

    Additional modalities may be included, such as electro-acupuncture, cupping, gua sha, tui na, infrared heat therapy, ear seeds, lifestyle and TCM nutritional recommendations.

    Williamsburg/greenpoint local only

    $300 - 90 minutes

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Alexandra Young L.Ac. performing acupuncture by inserting a fine needle into the forehead of one of her patients in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. The woman is laying down with eyes closed and appears relaxed.

Acupuncture

A traditional Chinese medical practice that involves inserting thin needles into specific points on the body to alleviate pain and promote healing.

Assorted dried herbs and roots in small black bowls and large glass jars, with glass cupping cups on a wooden surface.

Herbal Medicine

Each herbal formulation is thoughtfully created with you in mind, making it a personalized treatment that can be used alone or with other healing modalities.

Alexandra Young L.Ac. performing cupping on a person lying down with their back exposed, having a glass cup placed on their lower back. Alexandra is holding a lit flame and a glass cup, creating a vacuum before placing the cup on the body.

Cupping

A relaxing therapeutic technique where heated cups are placed on the skin to create suction, promoting blood flow, detoxification, and relieving muscle tension.

A row of small, beige, moxibustion cones, person's skin, lit with black ash and with thin wisps of smoke rising behind them.

Moxibustion

A traditional healing practice that involves burning dried Ai Ye (mugwort) on or near the skin to stimulate acupuncture points and promote the flow of energy and blood.

Alexandra Young L.Ac. performing electroacupuncture on a patient in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Close-up of two alligator clips connected to fine acupunture needles on a person's back.

Electro-Acupuncture

A form of acupuncture where a small electric current is passed between pairs of acupuncture needles to enhance therapeutic effects.

Alexandra Young, L.Ac. places ear seeds on a person's ear with multiple earrings by using tweezers to place the ear seeds in the correct position.

Auriculotherapy

An extension of acupuncture, focusing on the ear as a microcosm of the entire body and using needles or ear seeds (tiny, adhesive seeds or pellets) strategically placed on specific points of the ear to stimulate energy flow and promote overall well-being.

Person receiving Gua Sha with a black gua sha tool on their back.

Gua Sha

A healing technique that involves scraping the skin with a smooth-edged instrument to improve circulation and relieve muscle tension.

Alexandra Young, L.Ac. preps the body and loosens tension by giving a massage to a person lying face down on a massage table in a dimly lit treatment room in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.

Tui Na

A form of Chinese manipulative therapy that uses rhythmic compression, friction, and other techniques along energy channels to harmonize bodily functions and alleviate pain.

Various dried herbs arranged around a central bowl in the shape of a yin yang symbol.

TCM Nutrition/ Lifestyle

Dietary, lifestyle, and movement recommendations for your specific pathology rooted in Chinese medicine theory.

A woman lying face down on a massage table, receiving a treatment with glass cups on her back, in a dimly lit room with a hanging light and decorative wall art.
Acupuncture being performed on a person's abdomen with several acupuncture needles inserted into the skin.
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A person receives a cupping therapy treatment, with glass cups placed on their back, as a practitioner uses a match to ignite a fire inside a glass cup, creating a vacuum to suction the cup onto the patient's skin.
A person receiving a cosmetic procedure where a practitioner is applying a treatment to the person's forehead using a small tool or needle, with the person lying down with closed eyes.
A framed diagram of the human body on a wall, showing acupuncture points and meridians on front and back views, with a shelf below holding books, a speaker, a small purple sculpture, and a black vase with yellow flowers.
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Person receiving a moxibustion treatment with glass pipes nearby, on a wooden table.