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Acupuncture services, cupping therapy, and herbal medicine for women's well-being by licensed acupuncturist, Jessica Mkrtchyan.
2043 Montrose Avenue, 91020, La Crescenta-Montrose, United States
Jessica is a very gentle and supportive person. Her hands are soft and have a nice touch to insert accupunture needles. Also she gives good Gua Sha and massage to the face. I am grateful to have found her. I will continue to go to her practice.
Such a peaceful tranquil place to get a treatment. Jessica is informative, knowledgeable and takes the time to find the best treatments for your specific needs. Highly recommend!
I got cupping and acupuncture done by Jessica and it was great! Felt a lot of relief of the tension in my back and shoulders.
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