This is reflected in the appearance of the skin, which appears healthier and more rejuvenated.
The results are visible from the first session, but without a doubt, if we want more optimal results, my recommendation is to do 8 to 10 sessions in a row, once a week. It all depends on the person, their intentions and their emotional management.
It is important to understand that acupuncture (or any other treatment) cannot permanently eliminate wrinkles, but we can attenuate and reduce their depth and appearance.
I fell in love with Japanese facial acupuncture for its way of working on beauty, for being able to work with a Well Aging treatment, without the need to use techniques that are harmful to health. Just as I was fascinated by its philosophy, Wabi-Sabi, there is a part of me that resonates a lot with it.
Inspired by nature, which is both perfect and full of imperfections, it allows us to venerate authenticity and celebrate the imperfections of life. It teaches us to enjoy moments as they come, without expectations .
The scars, scratches, wrinkles and imperfections on our bodies are, according to this philosophy, a reminder of our experiences. To completely eliminate them would be to ignore the complexities of life. And embracing them allows us to live a fuller and happier life.
That is why I always talk about Slow Life and Well Aging , it is the most healing way to keep our skin healthy, to completely ignore what they constantly sell us and is not real, to put aside aesthetic treatments that are harmful to our health and embrace beauty and natural treatments that are not invasive to our body.
Beauty is intimately intertwined with the imperfection and impermanence of things , as well as with peacefully and serenely accepting the cycle of life.
