Before your first visit

Acupuncture is a Traditional Chinese Medicine technique that may support the body's natural balance and promote integral wellbeing.

It works like a small reset button: the needle does not add anything to the body, but activates natural mechanisms such as nervous system regulation, muscle relaxation, circulation, and the body's capacity for self-regulation.

No. The needles are very fine and most users experience a mild, relaxing sensation.

Many people seek it because it may help ease physical discomfort, support stress and anxiety care, improve rest, and accompany digestive concerns.

Yes. Acupuncture can complement other treatments and medical approaches; if there is a medical condition, we recommend discussing it with the relevant healthcare professional.

Each treatment is personalized. Some people notice changes from the first session, while others require a more continuous process.

At Yang Acupuncture, sterile disposable needles are used, following hygiene and professional care standards.

Acupuncture is suitable for adults, the elderly, and children, always adapting the treatment to each individual.

When they occur, they are usually mild, such as a slight feeling of relaxation or tiredness after the session.

Acupuncture is traditionally used as complementary support for a wide variety of conditions: muscle and joint pain, migraines, stress and anxiety, insomnia, digestive problems, allergies, and others. Some international guidelines mention its use in different contexts, always with individual assessment.