Chinese Medicine Face Reading
Discover What Your Face is Saying About Your Health
Through my face reading consultations, I help you uncover the hidden messages your face reveals about your health. This ancient practice allows me to identify early signs of potential health concerns, giving you the knowledge and tools to take preventative steps. I see this as a unique and empowering form of preventative medicine, helping you stay ahead of future issues.
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Price: £95 1hr
What is Face Reading?
Chinese Medicine Face Reading, or Mian Xiang (面相), is an ancient diagnostic art used in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) to gain insight into a person's health, emotional state, and personality. By examining the features, lines, and complexion of the face, we can uncover a detailed map of the body’s internal condition.
Each facial feature corresponds to specific organs and systems, reflecting the balance of energy (Qi) and emotional health within the body. In TCM, the face is seen as a mirror of the body, where changes in the color, texture, or shape of particular features signal disharmony or imbalance within the body.
By understanding these subtle signs, we can address underlying health issues before they develop, providing a proactive approach to your well-being.
Understanding Your Face Through Chinese Medicine
In my practice, I see the face as a map of the body, reflecting both physical and emotional health, based on the principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Each area of the face corresponds to specific organs and systems, offering valuable insights into your overall well-being.
Facial Zones and Organ Correspondence
I use facial zones to connect external features with internal health:
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Forehead: Linked to the heart, small intestine, and mind. It often reflects mental health, circulation, and emotional stress.
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Nose: Represents the digestive system, spleen, and pancreas. The bridge connects to the spine, while the tip relates to heart health.
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Cheeks: Associated with lung and respiratory health. Redness or puffiness here may highlight imbalances.
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Chin and Jaw: Tied to the kidneys, bladder, and reproductive organs. Changes in these areas may suggest hormonal or kidney-related issues.
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Eyes: Reflect liver health and emotional vitality. Bright, clear eyes show energy, while dull eyes may indicate stress or fatigue.
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Mouth: Connected to the stomach and digestion. Cracks or discolouration can hint at digestive concerns.
Signs of Imbalance
When I assess the face, I look for signs such as:
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Colour: Redness, pallor, or yellowing can indicate heat, dampness, or deficiencies in the related organs.
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Lines and Wrinkles: Deep lines often reveal chronic stress, whether emotional or physical, affecting the organs.
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Texture: Dryness, oiliness, or rough patches signal imbalances in energy or moisture levels.
The Five Elements and Your Face
I also incorporate the Five Elements (Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, and Water) in my face readings:
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Wood: Strong brows and a rectangular face indicate resilience and liver health.
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Fire: A pointed chin and bright eyes suggest passion but may also point to heart imbalances.
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Earth: A round face and full cheeks reflect nurturing qualities and connections to the stomach and spleen.
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Metal: Prominent cheekbones and jawlines align with lung and large intestine health.
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Water: A broad forehead and soft features indicate adaptability and kidney health.
Emotional Insights
Your face also tells me about emotional patterns stored in the body:
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Worry: Often seen on the forehead.
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Sadness: Can affect the eyes and cheeks.
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Anger: May appear between the eyebrows or as redness around the nose.
Important Note
While face reading gives valuable insights into your health, it’s not a substitute for a formal diagnosis. I always encourage my clients to consult their doctor for any health concerns.