Consultation
We listen to your health history and goals.
→Your First Visit to Rejuvenate Acupuncture Center
We want your first visit to feel calm, welcoming, and comfortable. From the moment you walk in, our goal is to listen, understand your concerns, and create a personalized plan to help you feel your best.
Your First Visit in Four Simple Steps
Assessment
We perform a thorough TCM assessment.
→Treatment
Personalized care to support your balance.
→Plan
We create next steps together.
What to Expect During Your Appointment
1
Check-InYou’ll be greeted warmly and complete a brief intake form.
2
ConsultationWe’ll discuss your health history, lifestyle, and what brings you in.
3
AssessmentWe use traditional Chinese medicine diagnostics and may assess posture, pulse, and tongue.
4
TreatmentRelax while we provide acupuncture and recommended therapies.
5
Plan & RecommendationsWe’ll go over what to expect, self-care tips, and your plan.
How to Prepare for Your First Visit
What to Wear
Loose, comfortable clothing
When to Arrive
Please arrive 10 minutes early
Eat Lightly
Have a light meal beforehand
What to Bring
ID and a list of medications
Language Support
English, Korean, and Chinese
Communicate
Share concerns and sensitivities
Nervous About Needles?
You’re not alone! Most patients are surprised by how comfortable acupuncture is.
- Our needles are extremely thin.
- You may feel a mild sensation, but it is typically relaxing.
- We adjust every treatment to your comfort level.
Common Questions Before Your First Visit
Does acupuncture hurt?
Most people feel little to no discomfort. The needles are hair-thin and sterile, and sensations vary from light pressure or warmth to a brief tingling. We check in throughout your visit and adjust the treatment to your comfort level.
How many sessions will I need?
Your plan depends on your goals, health history, and how your body responds over time. After your assessment, we’ll explain a practical recommendation and revisit it as your needs change. There is never a one-size-fits-all schedule.
What should I wear?
Wear loose, comfortable clothing that gives easy access to your arms and lower legs. If an area is difficult to access, we use professional draping and discuss options before beginning treatment.
Do you offer cupping or Tui Na?
Yes. We offer acupuncture, Tui Na, cupping therapy, Gua Sha, moxibustion, and integrated total-body treatments. Your practitioner will explain which services may be suitable for your goals and preferences.
Do you speak Korean or Chinese?
Yes. Care is available in English, Korean, and Chinese. Please let us know your preferred language when you request an appointment so we can help make your visit comfortable and clear.
How do I book an appointment?
Use any Request an Appointment button, call us, or send the contact form. The form opens a pre-addressed email to our team with your requested details; we’ll follow up to confirm a time. For the fastest help, call (949) 391-2591.
Experienced, Personal, Patient-Centered Care
Eden Go, L.Ac
Licensed AcupuncturistGraduated from Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine in 2007 and trained in university hospital, acupuncture research, and clinical settings. Her focus includes whole-body care, menstrual wellness, pain concerns, and thyroid wellness.
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Anthony Lung, L.Ac
Licensed AcupuncturistGraduated from Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine in 2008. His approach emphasizes posture, balance, open communication, comfort, and helping each patient leave feeling renewed.
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