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What Dana actually does.

Everything offered at the practice, what it costs, and whether it is booked on its own or added to a visit. Several of these are added to an acupuncture session rather than booked separately.

Electroacupuncture

The core of the practicePriced as a standard visit

Fine needles with a current run between them. Dana selects the frequency to suit the case rather than running one setting for everything.

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Advanced electroacupuncture

For complex and stubborn casesPriced as a standard visit

The fuller account of the equipment, the point systems and the cases Dana takes on when a straightforward approach has not moved things.

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Microneedling

Standalone appointment$125 intake · $360 treatment

Motorized rather than a hand roller, for texture, tone and scarring. Dana takes one or two of these a week.

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Gua sha

Add-on, body or facial$20 added to a follow-up

Smooth-edged tools drawn along the skin, used on the body for muscular tension and on the face as a lighter treatment.

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Rapid Release therapy

Add-on · 15 minutes$20 added to a visit

A handheld device delivering high-frequency vibration, most often across the upper back, shoulders and lower back.

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Acupuncture is $195 for the intake and first treatment (75–90 minutes) and $150 for a 45-minute follow-up. The Zen Point is cash-based; HSA and FSA cards are accepted, and Dana provides an itemized invoice with treatment codes for out-of-network reimbursement.

What happens next

Most people should book the intake and let Dana choose.

You do not need to work out which of these you need. The first visit is a full history, an examination and a treatment, and Dana will tell you what she would use and why.