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Acupressure Facial Rejuvenation Points Chart 8.5" X 11" (21.6 cm X 27.9 cm)
Improve the flow of Qi and slow the signs of aging by massaging these points
Our Acupressure Facial Rejuvenation Points Chart helps to promote healthy skin by improving overall health and well being to the whole body. Treating the acupoints of the face promotes the flow of Qi and increases blood flow throughout the skin on the face while helping remove toxins. Acupressure helps you look healthier from the inside out.
The ear Master control points have a positive balancing effect on the autonomic system and endocrine system. These points are very effective at relieving stress and anxiety that can show up on the face. These acupuncture points are commonly treated with press tacks and left in for longer periods of time as recommended by acupuncturists.
The chart contains 16 acupressure points on the face with point locations & conditions helped, 10 ear Master control points with conditions helped & frequencies used for microcurrent therapy and essential oils used in facial massage listed by skin condition (normal, oily, dry and combination skin).
8.5" X 11" Double-Sided Laminated Cosmetic Acupuncture Chart
Key Features:
• 16 rejuvenating facial acupressure points
• Easy to understand point locations & conditions helped
• 10 Ear Master control points for reducing stress & anxiety
• Treatment protocol for face and auricular points
• List of Essential Oils for facial massage based on skin type
Acupressure Facial Rejuvenation Points when used with a healthy diet and lifestyle help to:
- Softens wrinkles
- Improve muscle tone
- Decrease puffiness and bags under eyes
- Increase blood flow
- Healthier radiant skin
- Decrease effects of stress on face
- Reduce double chins
- Lift sagging eyelids
- Decrease headaches
- Alleviate stress
- Promotes overall health and well being
Laminated Double-sided Acupressure Facial Rejuvenation Points Chart 8.5" X 11" (21.6 cm X 27.9 cm)
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Articles by Mary Elizabeth Wakefield, LAc, Dipl. Ac., MS, MM
Mary Elizabeth Wakefield has 27 years of clinical professional experience as a healing practitioner, and is a licensed acupuncturist, certified by the NCCAOM, a Zen Shiatsu practitioner, massage therapist, a cranio-sacral therapist, Acutonics® practitioner, opera singer, herbalist and Interfaith minister.
She is a graduate of Tri-State College of Acupuncture in New York City, and has studied with such notable acupuncturists as Carolyn Bengston, Kiiko Matsumoto, Dr. Mark Seem, Arya Nielson, Jeffrey Yuen, Dr. Richard Tan, Fabien Maman, Yitian Ni and Donna Carey.
Her knowledge of facial acupuncture and acupressure is based on the work of Jacques Lavier, the "Father of French Acupuncture." She has also studied extensively with her teacher Carolyn Bengston, who is a master of interdermal needling for the face.
Constitutional Facial Acupuncture: Changing the Face of Aging
With the millions of baby boomers now present in our population, there is - especially now – an increasing interest in the organic process of aging. This process involves not only the body, but also the mind and spirit.
The Yang and Yin of Facial Acupuncture, Part One
Synergizing Western Biomedical and Oriental Medical Perspectives
This article is the first of a series in which we will explore the biomedical mechanisms involved in facial acupuncture, as well as the view of skin aging from the standpoint of Oriental medicine.
The Yang and Yin of Facial Acupuncture, Part Two
Hormonal and Other Factors Contributing to the Decline of the Skin
Processes Associated With Skin Aging - Western and Oriental Medical View
The Yang and Yin of Facial Acupuncture, Part Three
Hormonal Response From the Perspective of Oriental Medicine
The Eight Extraordinary Meridians: Ancient Hormonal Balancers
The Yang and Yin of Facial Acupuncture, Part Four
Hypothesis Regarding the Mechanisms Involved in Facial Acupuncture as Extrapolated From an Examination of Conventional Facial Rejuvenation Techniques
The Soul Beneath the Skin
Beyond a "Cosmetic" Approach to the Facial Landscape
