Instrument-assisted soft-tissue work that releases tension, boosts circulation, and aids muscle recovery.
Gua Sha — also known as IASTM (Instrument-Assisted Soft-Tissue Mobilization) — uses smooth-edged tools to gently scrape or massage specific areas and fascia. It is widely used for muscle tension, tightness, and the common cold.\n\nAny temporary redness usually dissipates within a week.
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Dr. Zheng studied Clinical Medicine at Jinan University of Medical Science in Guangzhou, China, then transferred to the Florida College of Integrative Medicine (FCIM), graduating in 2019. He speaks Mandarin, Cantonese, and English.
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Dr. Chen studied Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine at the Florida College of Integrative Medicine (FCIM), graduating in 2023. Raised in a family that runs a small TCM herbal pharmacy in Taiwan, he blends time-honored herbal knowledge with modern acupuncture. He speaks English, Mandarin, and Taiwanese.
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A traditional technique that promotes circulation, releases muscle tension, and supports natural healing.
Gua Sha can be enjoyed as a stand-alone therapy or added to your acupuncture or other treatment sessions for enhanced results.
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Gua Sha may help if you feel muscular tightness or a cold coming on, want to boost circulation and detox, or would like to add it to an acupuncture session.
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It is instrument-assisted soft-tissue work: a smooth-edged tool is stroked along the skin with oil to release tension and support circulation in the underlying muscle.
Pressure is adjusted to your comfort and you should tell us at any point. Temporary redness or speckling is normal and usually fades within a few days.
Both address muscular tension and circulation, but gua sha uses stroking pressure while cupping uses suction. Your practitioner will suggest whichever suits your presentation.
It is not appropriate over broken or irritated skin, and we take extra care if you bruise easily or take blood thinners. Tell us about your medications and we will adjust.
