Chinese Scalp Acupuncture Center of USA

I had a herniated disc, L4/​L5 and was numb in one leg for a month. After steady treatment, frequent visits first month, tapering off thereafter, I was able to avoid surgery and recuperated well enough to resume general physical exercise. Added pilates and yoga to improve core and was very happy with Dr. Jackson Chau’s coverage.

I first went to Dr Chau with a terrible flu that didn’t go away even after 3 antibiotic prescriptions. After two weeks of treatments and herbs, my persistent wheezing went away.
As Maria H. has pointed out, Dr Chau is a patient, knowledgeable doctor who knows his stuff. I highly recommend him for anyone who has chronic sinus and migraine.

I love this place. Dr. Chau knows his stuff, and is very kind. The treatments have been remarkably effective for what I’ve gone in there for so far.
I’ve been coming here on and off for a few years, just a few treatments per issue. My favorite part is lying on the treatment table with the few needles in me (painless), under the gentle heat lamps, with the very pretty music playing in the background. I have fallen asleep, and woken up an hour later thinking I just got there. (I checked my iPhone. It really was an hour.) And I’m not someone who falls asleep easily.
There are usually herbs prescribed, and after treatment his very nice herb «pharmacist» mixes just the right concoction and gives you instructions on how to use them once home. They’re also very affordable.
This is the kind of place where you’ll see mostly older Asian immigrants. They seem to know this man is the real deal. It’s not fancy. It’s not pretty. It’s a fairly large office, with three or four treatment rooms, but they’re all tiny, and there’s no design aesthetic. But I’ll take this place any day over some yuppie setting that charges three times the price and where the practitioners don’t have the depth of knowledge Dr Chau does.