As far as beauty and wellness treatments go, sticking needles in one's face is nothing new. But while microneedling has only become a must-have beauty treatment in recent years, the traditional ...

It seems like there’s always some new treatment we should be trying on our faces in order to slow time and preserve youth. Most of them, quite frankly, terrify us. Then we heard about acupuncture ...

Would you let a complete stranger stick your face with dozens of needles for the sake of younger looking skin? Because that's what I did during Gotham Wellness' "Acupuncture facial," and it was the ...

As far as beauty and wellness treatments go, sticking needles in one's face is nothing new. But while microneedling has only become a must-have beauty treatment in recent years, the traditional ...

For centuries acupuncture has been used to treat illness and promote health and wellbeing. Now cosmetic acupuncture is treating the signs of an aging face. Can we say goodbye to Botox injections and ...

“Acupuncture has been around for over 3,000 years practiced as the main form of healthcare for over a quarter of the world’s population,” Parker says. According to the World Health Organization, 170 ...

Spoiler alert: My glow is still going strong. After noticing celebrities like Ashley Graham, Gwyneth Paltrow and Kim Kardashian posting photos of themselves with acupuncture needles coming out of ...

Jane Becker, a composer and solo pianist, celebrated her 50th birthday at the dermatologist, paying $1,500 for shots of Restylane and Botox. But three months later, their wrinkle-smoothing effects ...

Could sticking needles in my face make me look younger? An acupuncture facelift seemed a bizarre idea. But at 48, I had become familiar with the signs of aging: drooping eyelids, sagging jowls, lines ...

One increasingly popular way to relax is to stick sharp needles in your face. But you would be advised to let a licensed acupuncturist like Bedford's Yoko Kajiwara Chun do it. A graduate of the ...

I was a seasoned acupuncture recipient, having willingly — and enthusiastically — accepted the thin needles between my toes, on the top of my head, across my stomach and pretty much everywhere in ...