Pain and injury
Back, neck, joint, and nerve discomfort that keeps interrupting the day.
Physician-led TCM
Book a consult. Your physician confirms whether needling fits before treatment begins.
In brief
PULSE is a book-first entry for physician-led acupuncture in Singapore. TCMPB-registered physicians place fine sterile needles after consultation. A typical visit is about 30–60 minutes. Exact fees follow the plan confirmed that day.
Who this suits
People book for pain management, stress and anxiety, insomnia, hair loss, digestive disorders, menstrual conditions, fertility issues, skin conditions, weight loss, cancer-care support alongside Western treatment, migraines and headaches, sports injuries, and more. Three pathways we see often sit below; your physician still reads your pattern in clinic.
Back, neck, joint, and nerve discomfort that keeps interrupting the day.
Tension, racing thoughts, and nights that do not restore you.
Menstrual discomfort, cycle irregularity, and fertility support plans.
Your visit
One clear loop. No fixed package until your physician has read the pattern.
Comfortable clothes you can adjust; remove accessories. We can provide a gown if needed.
Health history, pulse and tongue, and a plain-language plan for your concern.
Fine sterile needles at selected points when suitable; herbs only if prescribed and charged separately.
What happens
Acupuncture supports Qi flow with sterile needles at selected points. It can stand alone or sit beside other TCM care and Western co-management.
Your physician chooses points for the pattern in front of them, not a fixed menu. You hear the plan and consent before any needle is placed.
In clinic
Placement follows your pattern. These gestures show how a session often unfolds.
Pulse, tongue, and history first. You hear the plan before treatment starts.
Fine needles at local and distal points for a focused joint, tendon, or muscle corridor.
Rows of points along the upper back or shoulder when tension, nerve pain, or posture load sits in that zone.
Why PULSE
Three practical reasons people book acupuncture here.
Session pricing
The floor covers a physician consult and acupuncture when that is the plan your physician confirms. Exact fees follow what you need that day.
This is an entry price cue, not a time-limited promo code. Full ranges live on Charges.
Patient voices
FAQs
Practical notes before you book. Your physician still confirms the plan in clinic.
Wear comfortable clothing that can be adjusted easily, and remove accessories. We can provide a change of gown if needed.
You start with a consultation covering your health history and concerns. You then lie down comfortably while the practitioner inserts thin, sterile needles into specific points on your body.
At PULSE, acupuncture uses sterile needles with a trained practitioner and is generally considered safe and low risk. Needles are hair-thin (about 0.12–0.30 mm); a typical injection needle is around 0.9–1.3 mm. Most people feel little lasting discomfort. Occasionally you may notice brief nausea, dizziness, bruising, or slight bleeding at an insertion site. Tell your physician before treatment if you have an alcohol allergy.
Each visit usually takes about 30–60 minutes, including consultation and acupuncture.
Rest and avoid strenuous activity for the rest of the day when you can. Ask your physician for post-treatment notes tailored to your condition.
Sessions start from $60 for a physician consult plus acupuncture when that is the confirmed plan. GST applies. Herbal medication, if prescribed, is charged separately. Multi-modality or longer visits cost more. <a href="../book/?concern=acupuncture&note=Acupuncture%20care%20enquiry#request">Book a consultation</a> to confirm a plan for your concern.
Clinically reviewed
TCM Physician · TCMPB T1303099F
Reviews this acupuncture care overview, including visit expectations, safety notes, and when to seek Western medical assessment alongside TCM.
View full profileThis page describes physician-led acupuncture at PULSE. Suitability and session plan are confirmed after consultation. TCM complements, and does not replace, urgent or specialist Western medical care. For medical emergencies, seek conventional medical attention immediately.
Next step
Tell us it is an acupuncture enquiry. We confirm suitability before treatment begins.