Acupuncture is a traditional Chinese medicine technique that involves inserting thin, sterilised, single use, needles into specific points on the body to elicit a response.

Acupuncture involves the insertion of very thin, sterile needles, it is drug free and may be a supportive treatment method for a non-specific low back pain or tension type headache. Acupuncture treatment may help with pain relief and management, stress and chronic pain related to depression by managing the underlying chronic pain.

Yes, Acupuncture is generally considered safe but occasionally (as with all health treatments may be associated with possible adverse reactions in individual cases. Always ensure your practitioner is a trained and licensed professional, using sterilised needles and following strict hygiene standards.

Your first session includes a consultation to discuss your health history, goals, and concerns, followed by treatment using fine needles, which are usually painless when administered correctly and safely.

The number of sessions depends on your condition and goals, but many people may experience improvement after 4-6 sessions, or sooner.

When performed correctly and safely, there shouldn’t be any pain.Most patients experience minimal discomfort, as the needles are very thin. Some feel a slight prink, tingling or warmth during the session.

It's recommended to eat a light meal beforehand, stay hydrated, and avoid caffeine or strenuous activities before your appointment.

Based on our clinical experience, many patients explore acupuncture as a way to potentially support conditions such as pain, stress, anxiety, insomnia, digestive issues, and reproductive health concerns.

When acupuncture is performed correctly and safely, effects are minimal and may include mild soreness, light bruising, or feeling relaxed or slightly tired after treatment.

Sessions typically last 45 minutes to an hour, depending on the treatment plan and your needs.

Yes, acupuncture can complement other treatments, and many people find it supports the effects of physical therapy, chiropractic, or massage therapy in conjunction with their usual care.

Vyne Health acupuncturists are fully licensed, experienced AHPRA professionals trained in traditional acupuncture and ongoing modern integrative techniques to continue their professional development.

Chinese medicine is a holistic practice that takes a different approach to health than Western Medicine. A Chinese medicine practitioner’s goal is to help the symptoms, rather than the condition itself. For example symptoms a Chinese medicine practitioner may help include the management of pain, stress, fatigue and/or nausea related to a number of conditions, such as 

Pregnancy.

Yes, many health insurance plans cover acupuncture and we have hicaps. We recommend checking with your private health provider to confirm coverage.

At Vyne Health, your Chinese medicine practitioner may be able to assist in supporting you in your journey to conceive by providing education to help with the stress associated with female health issues including PCOS, irregular cycles and other potential gynecological issues.

Some health practitioners may recommend acupuncture as an adjunct treatment that may assist with IVF treatment. There is continuing research about how acupuncture can assist with the effectiveness of IVF treatment. You should consult your treatment practitioner(s) about how acupuncture may be able to help you.