Whether you’re experiencing digital eye strain from prolonged screen use or under-eye concerns such as dark circles and eye bags, our personalised TCM treatments work to restore internal balance, relieve eye fatigue, and restore healthier vision and eye wellness from within.
Our programme is guided by the TCM principle of “Regulating the Interior to Brighten the Exterior.” In TCM, healthy eyes are closely linked to the Liver system, which is believed to nourish the eyes and support clear, comfortable vision.
By assessing your unique body constitution, our TCM physicians uncover the underlying internal patterns and tailor personalised treatments to restore harmony within the body, promoting healthier eyes and overall wellbeing.
Target specific organ meridians—particularly the Liver and Spleen—to help reduce fluid retention and minimise puffiness naturally.
Relieve Qi stagnation and enhance microcirculation to help ease eye strain and reduce the appearance of dark circles naturally.
Safe, holistic, and evidence-based clinical consultations designed to manage your eye wellness and restore long-term vitality.
Our physician may recommend a combination of the following based on your assessment:
A dual-action treatment that combines targeted facial acupoints for eye-specific concerns with body acupoints to restore internal balance, cool internal heat and relieve eye strain from within.
A gentle, cooling therapy that promotes healthy lymphatic drainage to help reduce puffiness, minimise the appearance of eye bags, and soothe tired eyes after prolonged screen use.
Bespoke herbal formulations prescribed by our physicians to address systemic deficiencies. By nourishing Liver blood and strengthening Spleen Qi, these customised blends support healthier eyes and overall eye vitality.
Every treatment brings you one step closer to healthier vision, reduced eye strain, and brighter-looking eyes.
Here’s what you can typically expect throughout your personalised TCM eye care journey:
This initial phase begins with an assessment of your unique body constitution, followed by targeted treatments to relieve eye fatigue. Combining eye rejuvenation acupuncture with targeted Eye Gua Sha helps promote healthy lymphatic drainage, reduce puffiness, and restore eye comfort.
Once surface discomfort is relieved, the focus shifts to restoring your body’s internal balance. Your physician may prescribe customised herbal formulations tailored to address the underlying factors contributing to persistent eye concerns, helping restore the natural vitality.
The final phase focuses on building resilience against ongoing screen fatigue and natural ageing. Treatments shift towards supporting internal balance, maintaining skin elasticity, and promoting long-term eye wellness through periodic maintenance sessions and personalised eye supplements.
Note: This treatment roadmap serves as a general guide. The recommended treatment plan, number of sessions, and treatment frequency will be personalised by our TCM physicians based on your unique body constitution, eye concerns and severity.
We decode your body’s unique signals to personalise TCM treatments that restore internal balance, support lasting eye vitality, and strengthen your eyes against everyday strain.
A comprehensive assessment using tongue analysis, pulse reading, and eye-area mapping. This allows our physicians to isolate the exact root causes of your eye fatigue—such as Liver Qi stagnation, Blood deficiency, or Spleen dampness.
A bespoke eye care strategy that combines targeted acupuncture and therapeutic Eye Gua Sha, with every treatment tailored to address your unique eye concerns while restoring internal balance for long-term eye health.
Your treatment plan is continually reviewed and refined based on your progress, ensuring each stage addresses your evolving eye care needs and supports long-term eye health.
Customised herbal formulations and daily supplements tailored to restore internal balance, clear internal heat, and support long-term eye health from within.
NOTE: Our programme complements, rather than replaces, conventional Western optometric or ophthalmological care. For acute eye infections, sudden vision loss, or medical eye emergencies, please seek immediate medical attention. Our registered physicians will refer you to Western healthcare providers whenever clinically necessary.
Prolonged screen use can strain the small muscles around your eyes and, in TCM, is believed to deplete “Liver Blood”, contributing to dry eyes and temporary blurry vision. TCM treatments stimulate targeted acupoints around the eyes to relax tense muscles, improve local blood circulation to relieve digital eye strain.
Many patients begin to notice visible improvements after 6–8 treatment sessions. Your physician will typically recommend weekly appointments initially, with the frequency adjusted based on your progress.
Not at all. Eye Gua Sha is a gentle and deeply relaxing therapy. Using a smooth gemstone tool with light pressure tailored specifically for the delicate eye area, it helps encourage lymphatic drainage and improve circulation without causing pain. Mild, temporary pinkness may occur as circulation increases and typically subsides quickly.
If you have recently received fillers, Botox, or laser treatments around the eye area, we generally recommend waiting at least 2 weeks before starting localised treatments such as Eye Gua Sha or facial acupuncture.
Please inform your TCM physician during your consultation so they can determine the appropriate waiting period and tailor your treatment plan according to the type of aesthetic procedure you received and your stage of recovery.
Not always. Herbal prescriptions are recommended based on your body constitution, symptoms, and treatment goals. Your TCM physician will advise whether herbal medicine is suitable as part of your personalised treatment plan.
Yes, this programme is well suited for seniors.
In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), natural ageing is believed to be associated with a gradual decline in Kidney Essence and Liver Blood, which may affect eye hydration and muscle elasticity. Using personalised TCM treatments, the programme supports both the Kidney and Liver systems, helping ease chronic dryness while promoting healthier vision and long-term eye health.
Clarity, personalised support, and hope are just a consultation away. Secure your session today to gain expert guidance and start your path toward optimal eye health. Prefer to chat? Connect with a specialist on WhatsApp.
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