45–60 min
SESSION LENGTH
Varies — some feel relief same-session, others over a series
RESULTS APPEAR
A series of sessions is often recommended, spaced weekly or biweekly
TYPICAL DURATION
None
DOWNTIME
who it's for
What this treatment addresses
Your consultation will confirm which concern applies to you.
Wellness & Recovery
how it works
The simple version
Targets Specific Points
Fine, sterile needles are placed at specific points on the body, a practice rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine aimed at supporting the body's natural balance.
Supports Pain Relief & Wellness
Many patients use acupuncture to help manage chronic pain, tension, and stress, often alongside other approaches to overall wellness.

the experience
What to expect, start to finish
1
Consultation
We review what you're hoping to address and your medical history before your first session.
2
Treatment
Roberto Iusso performs your treatment in-office, typically 45–60 minutes, in a calm, quiet setting.
3
Aftercare
Staying hydrated and resting for the remainder of the day helps you get the most from your session.
4
Follow-up
We check in on how you're feeling and plan your next session based on your response to treatment.
Candidacy & Safety
Is this treatment right for you?
"Every treatment starts with an honest conversation about what's right for you — before anything else."
Great Candidates Often Have
Chronic pain, tension, or stress you'd like support managing
An interest in a holistic, non-medication approach
Let's Talk First If You
Are pregnant (some points are avoided during pregnancy)
Have a bleeding disorder or are on blood-thinning medications
Have a pacemaker or other implanted medical device
Possible mild side effects can include slight bruising or soreness at needle sites, and rarely, temporary lightheadedness — most resolve quickly.
Individual results vary based on the condition being addressed and number of sessions. Outcomes described on this page reflect typical patient experiences, not a guarantee of results. Acupuncture is performed by a licensed acupuncturist.
FAQ
Common questions
Does acupuncture hurt?
The needles used are very fine, and most patients describe minimal discomfort — often just a brief pinch or a sense of pressure.
How many sessions will I need?
This depends on what you're addressing — some feel relief after one session, while chronic concerns often benefit from a series.
Is acupuncture safe?
When performed by a licensed acupuncturist using sterile, single-use needles, acupuncture is considered a low-risk treatment.
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