While acupuncture is commonly recognized for its efficacy in addressing musculoskeletal issues and alleviating pain, the broader scope of Chinese medicine provides a wide range of therapeutic modalities that can effectively treat acute, chronic, and accident-related injuries.
“Thank you Kaz for getting me back up and moving again. When I arrived you jumped right to it and made a significant difference in the way I felt! Very quickly I was able to turn twist and bend again. You are a true healer.”
Scientific studies conducted over the past decade have demonstrated that micro-needling is a successful therapy that offers improvement in the appearance of not only acne scars but improves skin discoloration and the appearance of wrinkles in all patients.
In Chinese Medicine, seasonal allergies are often attributed to an imbalance in the body’s qi, resulting in the accumulation of dampness and phlegm. This excess obstructs the respiratory system, leading to symptoms like nasal congestion and sneezing. Addressing these symptoms involves not just alleviating them but also correcting the underlying imbalance.
We will be offering $100 OFF your first Micro-Needling treatment for the discounted rate of $200 AND if you’re a Returning Micro-Needling Patient $50 OFF your NEXT Micro-Needling Treatment! Expires 3/31/24!
For those who have experienced the trauma of a motor vehicle accident, our specialized care extends to you as well. We understand the physical, emotional, and psychological toll that such incidents can exact, and we’re here to offer compassionate support and effective treatment.
Portland residents seeking holistic and comprehensive healing after a motor vehicle accident can find recovery and relief in the ancient practices of Acupuncture at Forest Park Wellness including Chinese Herbal Medicine and Asian Bodywork, guided by the expertise of Dennis “Kaz” Kasunic.
Using nothing more than a few incredibly fine needles that create small punctures in the skin, microneedling can achieve comprehensive skin rejuvenation that works on a wide range of conditions.
If you’re like most people with SAD, your symptoms start in the fall and continue into the winter months, sapping your energy and making you feel moody. These symptoms often resolve during the spring and summer months.
