MARIE
CLINIC

Traditional Korean acupuncture, moxibustion, and massage therapy

With more than 40 years of experience under our belt, we provide the holistic care you need to bring balance back to your mind, body, and soul.We plan your journey with you through one-on-one consultations and individualized care to suit your needs.

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About us

Miran "Marie" Lee established Marie Acupuncture Clinic in 2014, but this was far from her first experience working with patients from all over the world.Her journey with acupuncture started with a mentorship when she was 18 years old. Since then, she has been a private practitioner seeing patients in their home. Word of mouth got around, and she was able to find her place in a small clinic in Ortigas Center. Now, she has worked with patients suffering from problems as simple as muscle pains and sprained ankles to addressing complex conditions like Bell's palsy and diabetes.

Acupuncture

We use sterilized medical-grade needles to puncture the skin and stimulate stressed nerves and knotted muscle fibers. Using a similar concept to defibrillators, the pin-prick pain relaxes the deeper tissues of the human body and allows it to reset.

Massage

Our therapists are uniquely trained to use acupressure to personalize your massage therapy. Unlike the one-size-fits-all sequences used by regular spas done to simply make you feel good, the therapists in our clinic focus on the healing process.

Cupping

Cupping uses a tugging pressure, as opposed to the pushing associated with massages, to relax your muscles. While you may be used to seeing glass cups attached to a vacuum in other places, we use specialized ceramic cups and a candle flame the traditional way.

Moxibustion

Moxa, or dried mugwort leaves, are burned near the skin slowly as a counterirritant to internal pain. The herbal smoke also contributes to aromatherapy. We do moxibustion in two ways: accompanied with acupuncture, or simply on its own.

Testimonials

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The Process

Make an appointment

Book an appointment with us through SMS, call, or email. Walk-ins are not guaranteed.

Deposit your reservation fee

Confirm your appointment with us by sending us a non-refundable reservation fee of Php 1000. We accept payment through bank transfers and GCash.

Show up for your session

Each session takes approximately one hour but can extend up to two hours. Rates begin at Php 2000.

Schedule your next session

Patients are expected to return once every one or two weeks to ensure a steady healing process. Scheduling and paying your reservation fee for your next session can be done on-site.

I need to reschedule my appointment, what do I do?

We can reschedule your appointment up to 3 days before your scheduled appointment. This only applies to confirmed appointments with paid reservation fees.

This is my first time, can I just get a consultation first?

We offer consultations to all new or returning patients. If you'd like to simply visit and plan your journey with us before making a commitment, we would be happy to do so for a consultation fee of Php 1000.

I would like to cancel my appointment, can you refund my reservation fee?

Reservation fees are non-refundable.

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get in touch

find us

Unit 206 Parc Chateau Condominium
Onyx Road, Ortigas Center, Pasig City
Metro Manila 1605

Paid parking is available.

contact us

Cell no. (Globe): +63 966 829 2007Messenger: facebook.com/marieclinic.ph

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August 2018 issue of Economist CEO. Feature article by Kwang Boon Ha.