What It Is
A form of Chinese medical bodywork that uses rhythmic pressure, rolling, kneading, mobilization, and targeted hands-on techniques.
Therapeutic massage to release tension and improve flow. Rejuvenate Acupuncture Center offers thoughtful, personalized traditional Chinese medicine care for patients throughout Costa Mesa and nearby Orange County communities.

Clear information to help you understand the treatment before you decide whether to schedule.
A form of Chinese medical bodywork that uses rhythmic pressure, rolling, kneading, mobilization, and targeted hands-on techniques.
Neck and back tension, overuse discomfort, stiffness, stress, circulation, postural strain, recovery, and general relaxation.
A focused, fully clothed bodywork session with pressure and techniques adjusted continuously to your comfort and mobility goals.
Unlike a spa massage, Tui Na is organized around a specific concern and traditional Chinese medicine assessment. Your practitioner may work along muscles, joints, and meridian pathways using a combination of steady pressure and movement. Sessions can be gentle and calming or more focused, depending on your preferences.
At Rejuvenate, recommendations are based on your consultation, preferences, and response to care. We explain why a technique is being considered and invite you to ask questions before making a decision.
Every visit is adjusted to your comfort, priorities, and response.
We identify the movements and areas that are most important to you.
Pressure preferences, sensitivities, and positioning needs are discussed first.
Techniques are applied through comfortable clothing and adjusted in real time.
We reassess comfort and share simple home-care suggestions when useful.
Communication matters throughout Tui Na. You can ask for lighter pressure, a different position, or a pause at any time.
The goal is not to push through pain. We use controlled, purposeful techniques and adapt the session to how your body responds that day.
Tell us what you’re experiencing. Our Costa Mesa team can answer general questions and explain what to expect at a first visit.
A form of Chinese medical bodywork that uses rhythmic pressure, rolling, kneading, mobilization, and targeted hands-on techniques.
Tui Na may be considered as part of a personalized plan for neck and back tension, overuse discomfort, stiffness, stress, circulation, postural strain, recovery, and general relaxation. Suitability and recommendations depend on your individual history and goals.
A focused, fully clothed bodywork session with pressure and techniques adjusted continuously to your comfort and mobility goals. We explain each step and invite questions before beginning.
Wear flexible, comfortable clothing such as a T-shirt and athletic pants. Avoid a very heavy meal immediately before the session and tell us about recent injuries, surgeries, or areas that should not be treated.
You may feel relaxed, warm, or temporarily aware of areas that received focused work. Gentle movement, hydration, and following your practitioner’s recommendations can support a comfortable recovery.
There is no universal schedule. Recommendations depend on your health history, goals, how long a concern has been present, and how you respond. After your assessment, we’ll explain a realistic starting plan and revisit it with you over time.
Experience personalized care and support for your health and balance.