Category: Skin & Immune
Adult Acne — A Classical Reading of the Hormonal and Heat Patterns
Adult acne, particularly in women, reflects hormonal and internal heat patterns. Classical Chinese medicine in Belmont Perth addresses the upstream patterns alongside dermatology care. Read more →
Seborrhoeic Dermatitis — Why It Keeps Coming Back and What the Upstream Pattern Shows
Seborrhoeic dermatitis reflects a combined heat and damp pattern affecting sebum-rich skin. Classical Chinese medicine in Belmont Perth addresses the upstream pattern that topical treatment… Read more →
Alopecia Areata — A Classical Reading of the Immune Hair Loss Pattern
Alopecia areata is autoimmune patchy hair loss. Classical Chinese medicine in Belmont Perth supports the constitutional pattern alongside dermatology care for localised and extensive forms. Read more →
Vitiligo — Classical Chinese Medicine Support for Pigmentation Loss and Associated Patterns
Vitiligo is autoimmune melanocyte destruction. Classical Chinese medicine in Belmont Perth supports the constitutional pattern alongside dermatology care for this chronic skin condition. Read more →
Chronic Urticaria — Why Antihistamines Stop Working and the Surface Immune Pattern Behind Recurrent Hives
Chronic Urticaria — Why Antihistamines Stop Working and the Surface Immune Pattern Behind Recurrent Hives If you have lived with chronic hives for more than… Read more →
Summer Itch That Comes Back Every Year — What Your Skin Is Really Telling You
Recurring seasonal itch isn’t a skin problem. Discover why summer itch returns every year and what the fluid regulation system underneath your skin is actually… Read more →
Excessive Sweating — What Your Body Is Really Trying to Tell You
Excessive sweating isn’t a deodorant problem. Discover why hyperhidrosis reflects a deeper imbalance in cardiac drive and surface regulation — and what actually resolves it. Read more →
Gua Sha Risks: When Traditional Scraping Therapy Harms More Than It Helps
Gua sha is promoted as detoxifying and universally beneficial — but for depleted patients, scraping the surface drains the very reserves needed to recover. Here… Read more →
Psoriasis: Why the Problem Is Never Really in the Skin
Psoriasis treatments target the skin — but classical Chinese medicine traces psoriasis to heat accumulation in the digestive circuit. Dr. Yang explains the heat source… Read more →
Hair Loss: What Your Scalp Is Telling You About Your Internal Environment
Hair loss is rarely just a scalp issue. Classical Chinese Medicine identifies internal heat and surface circulation as the true drivers — and why addressing… Read more →