Toyohari is an ultra-gentle Japanese acupuncture style, often without skin penetration, using gold and silver needles held at skin contact to harmonize Qi according to classical meridian tradition.
Laser acupuncture uses low-level laser beams to stimulate acupuncture points without needles, offering a non-invasive, painless alternative particularly suited for children and sensitive patients.
Cosmetic acupuncture uses ultra-fine needles inserted into facial muscles and body acupuncture points to stimulate collagen production, improve micro-circulation and reduce signs of aging.
Kiiko Matsumoto style is a contemporary Japanese acupuncture system based on abdominal palpation (Hara) and diagnostic reflexes for immediately verifiable treatment.
Sa-Am acupuncture is a sophisticated Korean system using exclusively the Five Element Shu-antique points, combining tonification and dispersion with only 4 needles per treatment to rebalance Zang-Fu organs.