Not every acupuncture treatment is the same, just as no two bodies are identical. That’s why, at Satori Acupuncture, we never follow a one-size-fits-all “recipe.” Instead, years of continual study have allowed us to master several approaches and adapt them carefully to each client.

“People often ask how many needles I use in a session, and my answer is always the same: ‘It depends—on the moment and on the person.’ That flexibility is exactly where the magic of Eastern medicine lies.”
— Vesna Mudrinić, founder of Satori Acupuncture

Why Combine Different Styles?
Each acupuncture style works on a specific layer of the body, from the nervous system to the musculoskeletal framework and the skin.

By blending techniques within a single session, we can:

• Quickly calm acute pain or stress
• Boost circulation and tissue regeneration
• Balance the flow of Qi more deeply and lastingly

Complementary Techniques That Boost Results

• Meridian scanning (AcuGraph) – a digital “read-out” that shows exactly where to intervene.
• Moxibustion – warmth from mugwort drives “cold” out of joints and strengthens immunity.
• Cupping – vacuum cups release fascia and speed detoxification.
• Microneedling & LED therapy – micro-needles and therapeutic light stimulate collagen, even skin tone, and reduce inflammation.

What to Expect on Your First Visit

• Detailed intake – we talk about symptoms, lifestyle, and goals.
• AcuGraph scan (if needed) – you’ll receive an “energetic blood test.”
• Individual plan – your therapist proposes the best mix of techniques and number of sessions.
• First treatment – you may feel warmth, a slight prick, or gentle suction – but not pain.

“Acupuncture has taught me how to read the body and personalize every touch. Clients are often surprised by how quickly relief arrives.”

If you’re looking for a natural, comprehensive approach-whether to ease pain or improve skin tone—book an appointment and discover how blended acupuncture styles can work for you.

Your body already knows the way to balance – our job is to guide it gently.