By combining traditional Chinese medicine theories and modern anatomical knowledge, acupuncture targets specific acupoints and soft tissues to unblock meridians, reduce inflammation and adhesion, and regulate the endocrine and nervous systems. It is effective for acute and chronic pain, as well as neurological disorders like stroke and Parkinson’s disease.

Techniques such as bone-setting, Tui Na massage, and herbal compresses are used to treat injuries to muscles, bones, and internal organs caused by physical activities. Kenford’s trauma herbal formulas, rooted in traditional family recipes, are prepared to reduce swelling and pain, activate Qi, dispel blood stasis, and relieve wind-dampness, effectively treating acute sprains, dislocations, and rheumatic pain.

Due to the humid climate and pollution in southern China, many in Hong Kong suffer from eczema, dermatitis, acne, seborrheic hair loss, and other skin conditions. Kenford’s TCM team uses internal herbal prescriptions and external washes to relieve itching and improve constitution, addressing skin issues both internally and externally.

Modern women face high stress, irregular schedules, and poor dieting habits, making gynecological issues common. Kenford’s experienced doctors use herbal medicine, acupuncture, and moxibustion to treat menstrual pain, abnormal discharge, hair loss, and menopause discomfort effectively.

Children are often prone to illness due to genetic factors or poor lifestyle habits. Many chronic or weakness-related conditions in childhood respond well to TCM treatments such as herbal remedies or pediatric massage (Tui Na), which are effective and well-tolerated by children.