This practice has lots of old positive reviews, but doubt they are real. Had zero success with…read moretreatment for my shoulder pain. After several appointments had zero results. I requested a consultation to determine if this 8 Constitution style Acupuncture would work for me. However Seoung failed to return any of my calls that I left on his voicemail. Clearly he doesn't care about his patients, all he cares about is collecting prompt payment and nothing more. No wonder Blue Cross and Blue Shield won't contract with him. That should have been the first warning sign. Don't throw money down the drain like I did, save yourself some money and headache and go somewhere else.

I've had daily headaches for the last 3.5 years and have seen a number of doctors to try to treat…read moreit with minimal results. I have never done acupuncture and decided to give it a shot and I wish I would have know about this 3.5 years ago. He was able to alleviate my headache after the first visit. After continuing treatment, my headache is completely gone on most days. As additional benefits, I was about to get surgery for trigger finger and acupuncture as almost reversed my trigger finger. I had backpain for the last 5 years due to a car accident and my backpain is completely gone. Finally, my sleep now is like getting anesthesia without feeling nauseous. His office is very clean, he is very personable and I told him if he ever retires, I am flying to South Korea for this type of acupuncture.

I came in looking for some tea to help with the zits on my forehead. Instead, I left with stapled…read morebags of herbs to treat "liver heat." Will have to give it a week to let you know how the prescribed eastern medicine treatment works for me, but I had an overall good experience here and the healthcare provider seems legit. Upon entering, I was met by a benevolent-faced acupuncture specialist with a lab coat bearing his name (Lin) over the left breast. The signs outside had some English and some Vietnamese. Assuming he spoke Vietnamese, I pointed to my forehead and explained in what I thought was our common tongue that I wanted tea for nice skin. He didn't seem to understand but noticed the inflamed spots on the upper part of my face. "Pimples," he asked in English. I nodded and he disappeared to the back. A moment later, a woman emerged and asked me in Vietnamese if I wanted tea or an examination. I was initially only interested in grabbing a box of some beautifying brew, but after hearing that the exam was $30.00 (not too bad, and they accepted credit cards), I gave it a go. She took me to his office and he laid out a pillow for me to place me wrist. I actually see an acupuncturist regularly to treat some other issues (separate review to come in the future), so I knew the drill. I placed my left wrist on the pillow and let him listen to my pulse. The woman acted as our interpreter and she asked about my menstrual cycle. After listening to my pulse, he turned to her and told her that I had a lot of heat in my body, that my liver was "very hot." He started scribbling a prescription on the bottom half of a form I had filled out (very basic, name, number, address, no previous medical history requested). After giving the form a once over, he took me to the front for checkout. This exam took all but maybe seven minutes. The women then began to fill my prescription based on what he had written in Chinese. Taking some very ancient-looking scales, she measured out a variety of ingredients that reminded me of wood shavings or tree bark. She placed these unappetizing items into seven bags, a week's worth of treatment. She gave me a slip of paper with English dosage and brewing instructions. The exam plus herbs cost $100.00 total. Not as cheap as I thought...but if it "clears the heat" like it's supposed to, it'll be worthwhile. Dr. Lin, despite the language barrier, seems quite knowledgeable, especially with how confidently and quickly he diagnosed my condition and prescribed treatment. He was also very pleasant and professional. The woman wasn't particularly bubbly or warm, but she seemed to also know what she was doing and had good command of Vietnamese, which helped me. Not sure about her English....but my guess is she knows enough to explain a person's condition and treatment plan. It's also a good sign that Fortune Herbs has a website and a second location off Peachtree Industrial. A web presence and expansion are both positive things in my book. Anyway, I'd recommend this place if you're fed up with western meds and looking for a more holistic treatment for whatever ails you.

Staff is extremely friendly and informative. With my…read morechronic asthma & pleurisy I was desperate for healing. After three respiratory sessions, my lungs felt amazing and 100% for the first time in a long time!

I have been coming here for over a year. In that time, I no longer have symptoms of Lyme disease…read moreand feel so much better over all. I have a lot more energy and my day-to-day mood has greatly improved. My wife has started coming to PulsedOzone, too.

Warning-This can be addictive. Nothing but 5 stars due to the staff and effect I was of the…read moretreatment. Definitely a new way to pamper yourself with healing and recovery benefits. I fiend for sessions when I skip a day based on results and interaction with the staff. Staff- Profession, informed about the treatments as well as equipment. Treatment- Don't expect miracles the first day as it is a treatment method especially for recovery. Beats an ice bath hands down. Regular Treatments over a short period of time make impactful improvements. I went from trying it out sporadically to having a monthly membership so worth it .

Brandon Lee is an amazing healer! I've tried a few different acupuncturist who are OK to good, but…read moremy experience here is like none other. The best way I can explain it is "true healer." not only does he know what he's talking about, he learns your body specific to you, he listens and he adjust the treatments each time as needed. I always leave feeling better. He never oversells or pushes unnecessary products, quite the opposite! He will tell you to take less, come in less, let your body heal itself- to much supplement bad, teach body to heal itself, he says. He sees and feels things, but no other acupuncturist has been able to do. He's the best kept secret in Suwanee!

I was recommended by a friend who's been here and swears by it. Some time ago his wife woke up with…read morethe left side of her face immobile (if this even makes sense). Their initial visit was to the hospital and was given a course of medication which eventually didn't help. So he brought her here. Their first visit to Dr. Lee at Suwanee Acupuncture, he diagnosed it was a stroke. And she's been going to him for a while now. She's definitely improved. Since he spoke so highly of Dr. Lee, I went to see him because I have been feeling a tight lump in the left of my neck. That tightness made it difficult to look out for traffic when I wanted to filter left on the roads. Turning my face to the right was fantastic but turning to my left was tough and I couldn't turn entirely to where by chin was over my shoulder. I have tried many types of massages and it would help for the day and would slowly creep back the next day. Here, Dr. Lee 'balanced' my body, gave me a diagnosis of my strong and weak organs, gave me a list of things of dos/don'ts to eat to help me maintain my current state or improve. Besides acupuncture, I also did cupping and got a Chinese traditional massage 推拿 (tui na). An hour of that, I felt much better driving home. It's been 4 days, I still feel good, no more 'lump' on the left and my range of motion has greatly improved. Of course this is not magic and cannot be fixed by just 1 hour, I will be seeing him in 2 weeks to properly improve my mobility. And perhaps a monthly visit to maintain. Overall I am very happy with my visit..

Gave this place a try since it had very positive reviews. My experience has been excellent. The…read morefacility is clean, everyone is super friendly, knowledgeable & caring. My sessions were prompt & did provide relief. I was amazed after my first visit. It was recommended to do twice a week for my level of pain & I'm so glad I did. I will definitely return for any issues I might have in the future.

My dad is having trouble walking. He had his MRI done and found severe damage to his neck and lower…read moreback area. In the meantime of taking him to PT, we checked out this clinic. They listened to our concerns and goals on how to be better. We did 10 sessions with the acupuncturist and chiropractor. And now my dad is walking alot better! We're revisiting the our dr in a week hoping for good news! Definitely recommend coming here!

Amazing. I am having a wonderful experience at this vital…read morecommunity clinic. Judith knows your stuff and is just a delightful human. I look forward to to medicinal pincushion sessions with gusto. I leave feeling my spirits lifted/dopamine levels increased. I have been going to shut down long covid and menopausal challenges. I feel better. Judith's herbal knowledge is prodigious. They give itemized invoices so you can use your hsa. Go see them. There is no good reason to hesitate.

Hello! I decided to add acupuncture to my IVF treatments and worked with Kim and Judith. They are…read moreboth amazing and wonderful humans! I am so grateful for the care and compassion they showed me. It was my first experience with acupuncture and its certainly not what they depict on TV (wink wink). My initial meeting was a consultation where they took a history and we just chatted. It was like a having a warm fuzzy tea session, very different from my doctors office. Judith and Kim devised a protocol based plan for the next few weeks and months. They were extremely knowledgeable about IVF. The actual treatments were painless and very relaxing. I basically had lovely naps. End result was positive. Highly highly recommend.

Saved my life a few times in the past 15 years I've seeing Dr. Wu. Schedule an appointment, turn…read moreyour phone as soon as you walk in the exam room and focus on your healing. You won't regret it. Peace and blessings!

I saw acupuncturist Dr. Xiao Wu at East-West Healthcare Consultants to find relief for my lower…read moreback pain. Ultimately, I wanted her to help me fix the root of the problem -- two herniated discs in my lower back. After exhausting just about every standard method outside of surgery (meds, physical therapy, and epidural injections), I turned to acupuncture. Family, friends, and a chiropractor all suggested I try acupuncture. Everyone I know who's ever tried it loves it and raves about it. After calling around and getting a feel for various acupuncture offices in the Atlanta area, I settled on Dr. Wu. My friend and fellow Yelper Sarah T. highly recommended her. You can read Sarah's review on this site too. I'm no expert on acupuncture, but I tried to understand what I could from Dr. Wu. Acupuncture is holistic medicine, meaning a person's entire mind and body (psychological and physical) are treated. My acupuncture treatments were my first, and so far only, forays outside of American medicine. Acupuncture is considered Traditional Chinese Medicine ("TCM"). Dr. Wu's office is "low-tech." No computers or fancy equipment. Everything is recorded with pen and paper. Prepare for a lot of paperwork on your first visit. I saw Dr. Wu for over one dozen treatments. At each appointment, she took my pulse and looked at my tongue. By doing this, she was able to tell my body condition (stress level, inflammation, etc.). She was able tell me my level of qi (or "chi" - energy flow). All of this seems way out there, but hey, if acupuncture has lasted thousands of years and so many people have had positive results with it, there must be something to it, right? Acupuncture targets certain organs. Dr. Wu focused on targeting my kidneys (spine healing) and liver (muscle relaxation). During each treatment, she stuck me with about 12-15 needles. The placement of the needles varied each time, but most focused on my spine and my legs. Despite what is portrayed in the media, the needles hurt going in! Acupuncture can be a relaxing experience, but definitely not when the needles pierce your skin and muscle. The needles have different lengths. The ones that hurt the most going in were on the side of the knee and at the ankles. As the saying goes, "no pain, no gain." What I didn't expect was the electric stimulation. Apparently, this is standard procedure when it comes to acupuncture. Dr. Wu carted up a machine and clamped 3-4 electrical leads to certain needles stuck in my body. She then turned on an electric current to send electricity flowing through my body. It doesn't feel too bad, but it freaked me out the first time since I wasn't expecting it. A couple times, she turned up the electrical current too high and my leg started shaking uncontrollably! Now I know what getting tased or electrocuted feels like. Each treatment lasted about 20-25 minutes. Dr. Wu's practice is quite busy and she's a one-woman operation, taking phone calls, scheduling appointments, evaluating and treating patients, dispensing herbs, etc. It's really impressive all that she manages to do on her own. Despite the hectic schedule, she's still able to see all of her patients in a timely manner. An initial evaluation is $65 and treatments are $70 each. It gets expensive, especially since Dr. Wu recommends her patients get treated at least 2-3 times per week or more initially. Luckily, some health insurance plans cover at least part of the costs of acupuncture treatments. Also, acupuncture is eligible under medical flexible spending accounts. Every little bit helps. Dr. Wu doesn't file any claims. You have to do all the paperwork yourself. This is normal when it comes to acupuncture. Dr. Wu also prescribes herbs. The herbs are in pill form. I tried one bottle. To be honest, I have no idea what was in it and if it even helped me. All the bottle said on the outside was "Special Formula." I know what some of you may be thinking. I was skeptical too. I have to say though, after getting to know Dr. Wu, I think she is a genuine person and wouldn't try to sell a patient something they don't need. In the end, did I get relief for my lower back pain? Yes, but not as much as I was hoping. I was hoping for significant pain relief and healing. Herniated discs take a long time to heal (months), and in my case, I'm not sure if acupuncture was the answer. Dr. Wu said it would help speed up the healing process for me. If you are dealing with an ailment and "going to the doctor" hasn't helped, I do recommend seeing Dr. Wu and giving acupuncture a shot. It can't hurt. I ran into many of her patients coming and going to my appointments and they all seemed really pleased with her (some ecstatic). Clientele demographics ran the gamut, though I think she saw more females than males. East-West Healthcare Consultants is located next door to Phoenix and Dragon Bookstore and across the street from Target on Roswell Rd.