Natural, drug-free approach
Acupuncture uses fine needles rather than medication, making it a gentle option for those seeking a holistic pathway.
Curious whether acupuncture can support your weight management goals? This guide explains how TCM slimming works, what happens during a session, and how pricing is structured in Singapore.
Acupuncture slimming is a Traditional Chinese Medicine approach that uses very fine needles at specific points on the body. Practitioners aim to support digestion, fluid balance, and metabolism according to your individual body constitution.
It is not a quick fix. Most plans combine acupuncture with dietary guidance, lifestyle adjustments, and optional therapies such as cupping, herbal support, or body contouring treatments.
Your first visit includes a TCM assessment: pulse and tongue diagnosis, health history, and a discussion of your goals. This helps the therapist identify patterns such as dampness, qi stagnation, or spleen weakness that TCM associates with weight challenges.
At Aimin, the plan is tailored to your body constitution rather than a one-size-fits-all routine.
During treatment, hair-thin needles are placed at points on the abdomen, ears, legs, or arms. Sessions typically last 30–45 minutes. Many people find the experience relaxing; some report feeling warmer or lighter afterwards.
The therapist may also recommend complementary therapies such as cupping, gua sha, or herbal support to address the root pattern identified during your consultation.
Progress is reviewed over successive visits. The therapist adjusts point selection, session frequency, and lifestyle advice based on how your body responds. Tracking measurements, energy levels, and digestion helps shape the next phase of care.
Treatment fees vary based on the clinic, the therapist's experience, the number of body areas treated, and whether sessions are bundled into a package. At Aimin, a personalised plan is created before any commitment.
A detailed assessment is usually charged separately from treatment sessions.
Package rates often lower the per-session cost compared with single visits.
Cupping, herbal medicine, or body treatments may be added based on your constitution.
Central and premium locations, plus longer or multi-area sessions, can influence price.
Looking for current rates? Contact Aimin directly for the latest packages and a plan that fits your goals and budget.
Acupuncture uses fine needles rather than medication, making it a gentle option for those seeking a holistic pathway.
Treatment points and recommendations are chosen after a TCM diagnosis, so care is matched to your body pattern.
Beyond weight, many clients report better sleep, digestion, and energy as part of a broader TCM balancing routine.
Most people feel little more than a brief pinch, tingling, or warmth when the needles are inserted. The needles used are much finer than those used for injections, and many clients find the session relaxing.
It varies from person to person. Many clients begin with weekly sessions over several weeks, then adjust frequency based on progress and the therapist's advice.
No therapy can guarantee weight loss. Results depend on individual body constitution, lifestyle, diet, consistency, and how the body responds to treatment.
Yes. Depending on your assessment, the therapist may suggest combining acupuncture with cupping, herbal medicine, gua sha, or body contouring therapies.
Acupuncture may not be suitable during pregnancy, for people with bleeding disorders, or those with certain skin infections or pacemakers. A full health assessment during your consultation will determine whether it is appropriate for you.
Visit Aimin at our Central or East branch. Our therapists will answer your questions, assess your constitution, and outline a plan that fits your goals.
51 Cuppage Rd, #01-05, Singapore 229469
Kensington Square, 2 Jalan Lokam, #01-19/20, Singapore 537846