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Chinese Medicine for Skin Condition Improvement Program

 

The application of Chinese medicine to improve skin quality has a long history, with relevant records dating back to the ‘Yellow Emperor’s Classic of Internal Medicine’. Through the use of Chinese medicines and acupuncture treatment, the skin’s condition is enhanced to achieve the effects of blemish reduction, mark reduction, skin firming and hair growth.

 

Chinese medicine believes that ‘The health problems internally will be manifested externally.’ Therefore, skin problems can be solved by treating the root cause of the health problems. Chinese medicine mainly uses methods such as oral and external Chinese medicine and acupuncture to comprehensively improve the body constitution and local skin to improve the skin condition.

 

To promote the unique advantages and effectiveness of Chinese medicine treatment for  enhancing skin condition among the general public, CUHK Chinese Medicine Clinics (CUSCM Clinics) are launching the ‘Chinese Medicine Treatment for Skin Condition Improvement Program’, offering individualized Chinese medicine treatment services. Details as follow:

 

Applicable Symptoms

Ÿ   Acne

Ÿ   Uneven skin tone, acne scars

Ÿ   Rosacea

Ÿ   Alopecia areata

Ÿ   Hair loss, thinning and falling hair

Ÿ   Problems such as sallow, pale or dull complexion caused by Qi and blood deficiency, liver and kidney deficiency, or Qi stagnation and blood stasis. Facial swelling and edema due to spleen deficiency and dampness retention.

 

Program Features:

 

  1. Personalised Treatment Plan

Chinese medicine emphasizes on syndrome differentiation and treatment. The personalized treatment plan is designed based on individual constitution and symptoms in this program. Moreover, dietary advices will be provided to ensure the best result of the treatment.

 

  1. Chinese Herbal Treatment

This program includes both oral and external Chinese medicines. Oral Chinese medicines can regulate the body’s constitution, while external medicines can be used directly on the local skin lesions to achieve the effect simultaneously.

 

  1. Acupuncture Therapy

This program will combine Chinese medicines with acupuncture therapy, which uses filiform needles on specific acupoints to regulate body and skin conditions and promote the circulation of Qi and blood. Acupuncture has advantages in solving skin problems. It has a wide range of treatment areas and the sensation of needles is not obvious, which makes it suitable for participants who are receiving acupuncture for the first time.

 

Participants can enjoy the Chinese medicine treatment services at discounted price during the first two months after joining the program: 

Services Charges
Chinese Medicine General Consultation with 3 Doses of Chinese Medicines $360up
Chinese Medicine General Consultation and Acupuncture Treatment $290up
(Additional charged treatment: External Chinese Medicines/ Auricular Acupuncture Therapy/ Cupping Therapy, etc. may be provided subject to the clinical judgement made by Chinese medicine practitioner) 

 

Details

Date: 19 Dec 2024 to 19 Mar 2025

  CU Campus Shatin Wan Chai
Clinic The Chinese University of Hong Kong Chinese Medicine Specialty Clinic cum Clinical Teaching and Research Centre Integrative Medical Centre, School of Chinese Medicine, CUHK CUHK – SHFA Integrative Medical Centre
Address

1/F, Sino Building,

Chung Chi College,

The Chinese University of Hong Kong

4L, 4/F,

 Day Treatment Block, Prince of Wales Hospital
Flat B, 1/F, Southorn Mansion, 1 Luard Road

Appointment or

Inquiry
3943 9933 2873 3100 2873 3053
E-mail scmclinic@cuhk.edu.hk imc.info@cuhk.edu.hk

 

Please mention ‘Skin Condition Improvement Program’ when you call up

 

* Terms & Conditions:

  •          CUHK Chinese Medicine Clinics (CUSCM Clinics) include:

-    The Chinese University of Hong Kong Chinese Medicine Specialty Clinic cum Clinical Teaching and Research Centre (CU Campus)

-    Integrative Medical Centre, School of Chinese Medicine (Shatin)

-     CUHK – SHFA Integrative Medical Centre (Wan Chai)

  •          This program only applies to the service provided by designated Chinese medicine practitioners in CUSCM Clinics.
  •          This promotional offer is applicable to new patients or whose have not visited the clinic within 1 year only.
  •          All treatment plans are subject to clinical judgement.
  •          The 3 doses of Chinese medicines are in concentrated granules or decoction pieces (for internal intake) only, extra or precious Chinese medicines cost are excluded.
  •          Additional doses of Chinese medicines granules /herbs are charged at $60up per dose, extra or precious Chinese medicines cost are excluded.
  •          The charges are applicable to “Chinese Medicine for Skin Condition Improvement Program” only. It cannot be used in conjunction with other programs.

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