This workshop offers specific Acupuncture techniques, facial diagnosis, herbal formals and diet recommendations designed exclusively for Facial Rejuvenation by Magnolia Goh. The first section of the training (August 18-19) is open to Licensed Acupuncturists only. The second section (August 20-21) may be attended by both Acupuncturists and Non-Acupuncturists.

Section 1 (August 18-19) - Open to Licensed Acupuncturists only - $325
Section 2 (August 20-21) - Open to Acupuncturists and Non-Acupuncturists - $325
A $50 discount applies to registrations for all four days received before August 1st (so you pay only $600 for all four days).

Payment and registration are required 14 days prior to the start of the seminar.

Hotel accomodations are available. We recommend the Maui Oceanfront Inn on nearby Keawakapu Beach, or the Maui Coast Hotel, where the seminar will be held. You may email or call us for further details on accomodations.

To register, please fill out and mail the Registration Form. You will need the free Adobe Acrobat Reader software to print the form. You can also register by calling us at (808) 249-8280..

32 CEU/PDA credits will be granted to you by the NCCAOM and the California Acupuncture Board when you attend all 4 days of the seminar. 16 credits are granted for each section of the seminar.

75% refund available if registrant cancels with 2 weeks or more notice.
No refund available for cancellations with less than 2 weeks notice.
We reserve the right to cancel with 30 days notice if a minimum participation level is not met (with full refund to all participants).

*Note: There will be two 15 minute breaks given in the 1^st & 2^nd hours of the lectures.

Oriental Medicine for Facial Rejuvenation seminar by Magnolia Goh is bringing focus back to the rapidly growing popularity of Acupuncture facelifts, facials, rejuvenation, cosmetic Acupuncture or whatever the new innovative name it is being given today. This Acupuncture Facial Rejuvenation program will be geared towards staying true to Oriental Medicine by centering its attention on teaching practitioners to stick with the basics of diagnose the patient first and then follow through with application. The following is what one can expect in this workshop:

• What Oriental Medicine can actually do for facial rejuvenation. It will be geared towards teaching a Licensed Practitioner on how to individually customize a facial rejuvenation treatment by properly reading the face and determining what meridians are involved, which have manifested onto their patient’s face and overall health of their body. Being able to do a facial diagnosis is crucial to facial Acupuncture treatments because it is the characteristics and the affected areas on the face that correspond to specific channel/organ systems that would need to be addressed in order to properly, effectively and safely perform this procedure.
• How to use related Oriental Medicine diagnosis system for the face. Specific areas of the face represent certain channel/organ systems that are relative to the patient’s condition. The mouth is representative of the Spleen and Stomach channels, possibly indicating involvement of the digestive system. Puffiness and darkness under the eyes are indicative of the Kidney channel.
• Special needling technique for Acupuncture facial treatment. Meridians and channel pathways have specific directional flow of Qi and Blood, which one needs to be aware of during the influencing of needling certain points on the face.
• How to prescreen candidates for Facial Rejuvenation treatments, which means knowing important contraindications for each patient’s condition. While most of us, no matter what age, can benefit from this procedure, there exist some conditions that do not warrant this protocol.
• How to treat appropriately with both internal and external herbs. Herbs also play a significant role in Oriental Medicine and Acupuncture treatments. They have specific channel/organ systems that they influence, therefore can effectively address certain cases and conditions of our aging process and beauty concerns.
• Recommendations of proper nutrition and diet that influences facial rejuvenation treatments. Oriental Medicine recognizes food as the first form of treatment to any health condition. Hence, one should eat the proper foods to affect his/her health.
• Special facial exercises will be demonstrated that assist and help to extend the Acupuncture facial treatment. Learning these skills will enhance the treatment and teaches the patient self care.
• What the realistic health benefits and the cosmetic benefits of facial rejuvenation treatments. Being able to offer this type of Acupuncture treatment will help to increase one’s patient load and help to expand their practice.

Magnolia Goh is a graduate of Guang Zhou School of Medicine. She came to the States in 1985 and since 1987 has been an active Licensed Acupuncturist in the State of New York. She has worked as a Supervision Consultant for the Acupuncture program at the North Shore Hospital and the J-CAP Alcohol Program in New York. Magnolia Goh relentlessly lends herself in implementing Acupuncture Programs throughout New York. In 1991she started the Acupuncture Program at Queens Hospital and in1996 she implemented both a Methadone Program as well as an Acupuncture program for the Rehabilitation Department at Elmhurst Hospital.

Since 1991 she has been a Medical Consultant for Highbridge Woodcrest Center, a nursing facility for AIDS patients. Here at the Highbridge Woodcrest Center, she has organized three scientific herbal studies and all three studies have been reported and recognized by the international AIDS conferences.

Magnolia Goh shows her ambition and versatility as she has been a veteran lecturer for the Pacific Symposium on the topics listed below:

1. Acupuncture treatments for HIV infection
2. Acupuncture treatments for dermatology diseases
3. GCG Active Acupuncture for cancer treatments
4. Oriental Medicine for facial rejuvenation

She has also published two books: Alternative Treatment for HIV Infection (1995) and A to Z Guide to Traditional Chinese Medicine (1997).

Today, Magnolia Goh continues her efforts in sharing her knowledge, skill and compassion to her patients and clients. With thriving offices in New York and a demanding schedule, she tirelessly extends herself in teaching and educating those who show interest in learning Oriental Medicine to treat the modern world with an effective healthcare method.